Sentence examples for origin will be from inspiring English sources

Mona Hatoum, who is of Palestinian origin, will be showing work in the Cunard building.

Only those who have been prescreened by state department officials in their countries of origin will be eligible for travel to Costa Rica.

Removing the cells eliminates the possibility that the material, of animal origin, will be rejected outright by the body when it is implanted.

For descriptive purposes, changes in volume, changes in composition, and protein depletion of renal origin will be discussed separately, but these disturbances can and often do coexist.

Census statisticians predict, for example, that the percentage of the American population that is of Hispanic origin will be 18percentt in 2025, compared with 9percentt in 1990.

And as only people of southern ethnic origin will be voting in the referendum, the rest of the Sudanese have had little reason to think about it at all.

No doubt their origins will be touched upon by the local press somewhere deep in their copy but it certainly was not an issue at Centurion yesterday.

Now that Jamie Oliver has written a recipe for Jollof, the rice dish may soon reach such dizzying heights of popularity that its west African origins will be forgotten.

Capcom Origins will be released on 25 September for PS3 (via PSN for £11.99), with the XBLA version to follow just a day later for 1200 MS Points.

The second, Origins, will be an explanation of why Petra was built in such an exotic location; the third, Living City, will be devoted to displays of how people lived their daily lives in such an unusual place.

A History Lesson The restaurant's origins will be discussed by Adam Gopnik, a writer for The New Yorker, at a dinner on May 22 at 7 p.m. at Savoy, 70 Prince Street (Crosby Street).