Sentence examples for origin believed from inspiring English sources

From it's origin, believed to have been designed by Francis Hopkinson, a Congressman from New Jersey and patriot, to the present day flag, it has seen the development of this nation through many dark and perilous times, as well as good times.

Origin Believed to have been imported by Arabs in the 18th century, sfenj were originally available from stands selling roasted lamb's head (a traditional breakfast dish) in the souks.

Liz Taveras, 26, a voter of Cuban-Dominican origin, believes the Republican side of today's primary is essentially a referendum on racism.

Initially, Urey rejected the hypothesis that the Moon and Earth had a common origin, believing instead that the Moon arose independently, was older than the Earth, and was only later captured by the Earth.

The city's name, probably of Indian origin, is believed to mean "grassy place".

Chronic periapical inflammatory processes of dental origin are believed to be the risk factors in the pathogenesis of FB.

Said Bahaji, a 26-year-old German of Moroccan origin, is believed to have fled to Pakistan.

Adsorption isotherms of water on porous carbons generally show large hysteresis loops whose origin is believed to be different from simple gases adsorption in mesoporous solids.

Like haoma, the soma plant grows in the mountains, but its true origin is believed to be heaven, whence it was brought to earth by an eagle.

The city's name, probably of Indian origin, is believed to mean "grassy place". Kennewick's Columbia Park was the site of the discovery, in July 1996, of human remains that have been determined to be about 9,400 years old.

Beghal, a French citizen of Algerian origin, is believed to have further radicalised Kouachi in prison after his conviction for helping send French jihadists to fight in Iraq.