Sentence examples for originate out from inspiring English sources

The Beijing and New Delhi relationship is prisoner to such conversations around security, and in many instances these originate out of Washington, London and Canberra and are not necessarily organic Indian and Chinese debates.

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They often originate out of a community's need for self defence, but – historically, at least – they don't remain guardians for long, instead becoming feared predators.

The women I interviewed for my book "Face It: What Women Really Feel As Their Looks Change" said their cosmetic choices often originate out of the fear of looking older, but that surgical procedures gradually become a way of life.

Let's look instead at the interplay of pressures -- whether originating out there or, equally important, among some of his strong willed advisers -- especially those now in the ascendancy in the Pentagon.

Its root, the Latin verb incohare, meaning "to begin, start out," originated in the metaphor of hitching up a plow, derived from in- (on) and cohum (strap fastened to a yoke).

People died 12 years ago on flights originating out of your airport.

Wada has been informed by law enforcement authorities that these attacks are originating out of Russia.

Wada's director general, Olivier Niggli, said Wada had been informed by law enforcement that the attacks "are originating out of Russia".

The Alliance's military command had originated out of Rwanda... Major General Paul Kagame, Rwanda's Vice-President and Minister of Defense confirmed this.

"Like most great dishes, it originated out of necessity," he told me as we dived into a steaming platter of groceries.