Sentence examples for origin over from inspiring English sources

All three shopkeepers were of Middle Eastern origin, over 50 and often worked by themselves, the official said.

Crossrail's contractor, Museum of London Archaeology, will analyse the finds to confirm their origin over the coming months but Mr Carver is convinced they are Roman.

The authorities have also undermined the opposition by exploiting Jordan's deep schism, between so-called East Bank Jordanians and citizens of Palestinian origin, over fears that the Palestinians are trying to take over the country.

Pierpaolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri at Valentino ran embroideries of vaguely North African origin over everything from sleek lace skirts (more gala than Glasto) to fringed capes and smocked peasant blouses.

From its modern origin over sixty years ago, generative grammar has attempted to characterize the human "faculty of language" as an evolvable trait a particular phenotype.

Our study reveals journal publication rates and journal impact factors of abstracts from an international radiology conference, according to author's country of origin, over a significant length of time.

I'll be interested to see how "Origins" develops over time.

It has its origins over 20 years ago.

The Syrian people evolved from several origins over a long period of time.

The term has risen from obscure origins over the past decade: one "backronym" has it standing for Council Housed And Violent, another theory is that it is derived from the Romany word chavi, meaning "child".

There was no military glory involved - Sir Frederick Mutesa and his supporters had only a few hunting rifles - but the victory of this Moslem officer of peasant origins over the Christian patrician ruler of the sophisticated Baganda, hitherto the dominant tribe, invested Amin with a mystique that was to make him a legend and carry him to the heights of power.