Sentence examples for origin in the from inspiring English sources

As the Latin suggests, the writ has its origin in the Middle Ages.

Sentence to stoning by death has no origin in the Koran, as enunciated by several scholars.

The audit program had its origin in the crash of an Alaska Airlines plane on Jan.

The district has the biggest concentration of people of Armenian origin in the United States.

Gaddis and Westad both find the conflict's origin in the Bolshevik revolution of 1917 in Russia.

Some of Mr. Lumet's early films had their origin in the theater.

The town had its origin in the religious ferment that troubled mid 19thcen.

The struggle for women's access to legal abortion had its origin in the women's-suffrage movement.

The American edition of the Encarta dictionary, published in Britain, notes its origin in the Latin frigere, "to be cold".

ORIGIN At Origin, in the Covent Garden area, the server explained the concept as "cordon bleu meets tapas".

"They're communal nesters," she said, referring to the birds, whose origin in the state for about 30 years is unknown.