Sentence examples for origin heard from inspiring English sources

He also collected dozens of diddley bows, the one-stringed instrument of West African origin heard in old Southern blues recordings, handmade slingshots and toy plows, antique kimonos and Plains Indian rawhide pouches called parfleches.

Volcanic in origin, Heard Island is 27 miles (43 km) long, 13 miles (21 km) wide, and rises to 9,005 feet (2,745 metres) at Mawson Peak on Big Ben Mountain.

It all began when a slave of Abyssinian origins heard about Prophet Muhammed's message and accepted Islam.

"This is the biggest I've seen this stage," Kevin Saunderson told a capacity crowd on the final night after a nostalgic set entitled Origins that heard remixes of Arrested Development's 'Everyday People', a touching tribute to Frankie Knuckles with 'The Whistle Song', the new-yet-vintage 'Look Right Through' by Storm Queen, and the artist's own 'Good Life' produced under his Inner City moniker.

A new Harvard study suggests that people around the globe can identify lullabies, dancing songs, and healing songs — regardless of the songs' cultural origin — after hearing just a 14-second clip.

The study, a collaboration among psychology research associate Samuel Mehr, human evolutionary biology graduate student Manvir Singh, alumni Luke Glowacki and Hunter York, and Associate Professor of Psychology Max Krasnow, found that people around the globe could identify lullabies, dancing songs, and healing songs — regardless of the songs' cultural origin — after hearing just a 14-second clip.

In keeping with the patriotic theme, Arpaio has ordered that the playing of God Bless America and the National Anthem be done daily in every jail facility over the public address system and for all the inmates, regardless of national origin, to hear and sing-a-long.

A dialect of Albanian known as Arbëresh is spoken by the descendants of 15th-century Albanian mercenaries; Croatian, the smallest minority language, spoken by some 2,000 people, has survived in splendid isolation in Campobasso province in Molise; and Greek, or "Grico" (of uncertain origin), may be heard in two areas in Calabria and Puglia.

From the 6th century onward, a movement with religious origins made itself heard in literature.

The staging may have about it a fussiness that comes from existing in limbo between live performance and its origins as something heard but not seen.

Arvind's first question for Dr. Jacques Bailly, the official pronouncer for the Scripps Bee, was the language of origin and when he heard the answer, he smiled.