Sentence examples for origin to the from inspiring English sources

Bak-kut-teh owes its origin to the Hokkien immigrant community.

Dick Irvin, Gallivan's longtime TV partner, dated its origin to the late 1960s.

It owes its origin to the Manger family, on whose estate the orchard stood.

The future is now and that could see Hodkinson go from NSW Origin to the NSW Cup.

Others trace their origin to the Anabaptists, a 16th-century Protestant movement on the European continent.

But fire marshals pinpointed its origin to the second floor, near a couch.

Frobenius attributed a common origin to the cultures of Oceania and West Africa.

As David explains, the movie owes its origin to the screenwriter Peter Morgan's personal concerns, after the death of a friend.

In all cases a line from the origin to the point is known as the position vector for the point.

Immediately, Omar lost all contact with his country of origin to the extent police are unsure where in the country he came from.

Tradition ascribes the Kumbh Mela's origin to the 8th-century philosopher Shankara, who instituted regular gatherings of learned ascetics for discussion and debate.