Sentence examples for origin it from inspiring English sources

When they ask it about its origin, it levitates several balls to represent its solar system and then demonstrates its powers by reviving a dead geranium.

Whatever its origin, it remained as the predominant style of calligraphy in Persia for two centuries after Mīr ʿAlī's death.

Just as interesting as its origin, it turns out, is how it spread.

But rather than containing references to physiological parameters as postulated by Antonovsky [ 8, 9], due to its origin, it focuses in particular on mental health.

Even though the company is doing well in its country of origin, it is still at the very beginning of its international expansions.

The question remains why Dinner for One has been ignored in its country of origin – it has, for example, still never been shown on the BBC.

Given its different genetic origin, it was interesting to check how this cell line positioned relative to bona fide MCF-7 variants in the phylogenetic tree.

That context is now global, but in origin it is local.

Thought to be Jewish in origin, it survived in, of all places, Catholic convents.

Whatever the helmet's origin, it came to Britain from far afield.

Slavic in origin, it was mentioned in 1118 as a trading centre.