Sentence examples for origin of my from inspiring English sources

While the streets were the origin of my pain, they simultaneously helped me heal.

"This place was the origin of my fame" Constable once wrote.

Plus, Cornwall is the only place in the world where people do not ask about the origin of my unusual surname as it comes from old Cornish.

Recalling his military service, just after the end of World War II, he said: "The origin of my call came in my Marine Corps experience.

"The origin of my own family, people migrating with hope – going after something that they didn't have, struggling with not having anything but still fighting to get it".

It was the origin of my subsequent devotion to MR James, but as a youth the story I returned to most often was Oscar Wilde's The Canterville Ghost – a hilarious story of a ghost trying to make an impact on a family of Americans, who refuse to be scared by him.

In Kelantan state which is the origin of MY-KN, the total population is about 1.67 million and the percentage of the Indian community is only 0.2% of the population.

I often tried to pinpoint the origins of my obsession.

Twitter is a valuable networking tool: The origins of my rather nice black book all started with my Twitter network.

After listening to me explain the origins of my hunt for a 1300 TI, Mr. d'Amico pointed to a pale gray sedan parked nearby.

Now something about the Staten Island origins of my current vehicle, and my status as a longtime resident of New Jersey, lets me relax and become a part of the traffic flow.