Sentence examples for origin back from inspiring English sources

The Chinese, however, trace their civilization's origin back 8,000 years, to the invention of ceramics.

And Thailand, the origin back then, is doing better than most.

Replacing the station with yet another bland mainstream dance station will push music of black origin back underground across the FM dial.

Another five phyla (Nemertea, Phoronida, Platyhelminthes, Pogonophora, and Sipuncula) may also trace their origin back to the Cambrian fossils, though questions still remain about them.

But MaxMara, in its mission statement, pointed to a different origin: back to the Bauhaus and its founding principle of form following function.

Muslims, who trace their origin back to Arab traders of the 8th century, account for about 7.5 percent of the population.

Catalans have a history of moving to sign out-of-favour players, having brought New South Wales State of Origin back-rower Greg Bird to Super League while he was suspended from the NRL in 2009.

Currently, GPS can accurately track origins back about 1,000 years.

Blockbusters, widescreen and Technicolor can all trace their origins back 100 years.

Boots, on the other hand, traces its origins back to the Methodist Nottingham of the 1840s.

Its Berlin counterpart traces its origins back to just 22 years later.