Sentence examples for one that originates from inspiring English sources

Built in 1997, this Craftsman-style bungalow is close to many year-round biking trails, including one that originates on its very street.

If it sounds like a musical miracle cure for weary thugs, it's one that originates in something that doesn't at first sound quite so promising.

Still, an undignified Twitter feed, albeit one that originates in the Oval Office, is just a national embarrassment, not a constitutional crisis.

High forest is the one that originates from seed or from planted seedlings, with standalone trunks and height over six metres.

These define primary cancer as one that originates in a primary site or tissue and is thus neither an extension nor a recurrence nor a metastasis.

The business is two separate-but-related publicly traded companies, one that originates and services mortgages, the other a real estate investment trust that buys mortgages.

For the younger generation the museum also has a program on robots and space toys and for 2002 plans a "Stars Wars" show based on one that originated at the Smithsonian Institution.

"The simple truth of it is that nothing could be more exciting and scientifically [significant] than having a sample of another life form — one that originated on another body in an extraterrestrial environment — to examine, study, and compare with terrestrial life," Porco said.

A species-specific gene is the one that recently evolved or in rare cases the one that originated in the remote past but was lost in all other related species.

"It's very hard to find one that originated in Beijing.

The series, a remake of one that originated in Britain, arrives, however, as the greatest triumph of cognitive therapy that reality television has ever produced.