Sentence examples for origin the first from inspiring English sources

**{:.break one} ** An extraordinary feeling came over me, which I first thought to be psychological in origin, the first rush of grief.

Kilimanjaro, Kenya, and Ruwenzori are names of African origin; the first two are of somewhat uncertain meaning, and Ruwenzori may come from Nyoro words meaning "place of rain".

A major factor in the lack of a national profile for this Seattle specialty is the dish's relatively recent origin: the first restaurant to serve the preparation that later took Seattle by storm opened in 1976.

Now the fairy-tale girl shares her name with a real-life creature of equally strange origin: the first mammal born from two genetic mothers.

Isolate designations were used which reflected geographic and temporal origin: the first two letters indicating the country of origin and, the numbers, the last two digits of the year of isolation (Table 1).

The first form is positioned at the origin; the second at the coordinates given by x and y.

Four of those arrested are believed to be of Moroccan origin; the fifth is of North African origin, the news agency Efe reported.

By default, the baseline of the first character appears at the origin; the second form automatically resets the location of the GText to the point (x, y).

Though the first hydrochemical facies type represents a more natural origin, the second (Ca Mg-Cl) shows a mixed nature.

The second type was denoted as giallo di vetro and was probably of Italian origin, the third one was Naples yellow, which contained also antimony [18].

But, for him, volcanoes also signify beginnings: our terrestrial origins, the first ash in "ashes to ashes", and often the last, too.