Sentence examples for originated i from inspiring English sources

Just when or how my yearning for a tufted black leather armchair originated I cannot remember.

This end-of-campaign knock-out mechanism originated, I believe, in American football and made its way through Australian rugby league and its counterpart here before working its way into the union code, where the financial gurus were only too keen to climb aboard the bandwagon.

I don't know where the term originated; I just like the way it sounds.

Although I decline to reject my African ancestry simply because I cannot pinpoint where my ancestors originated, I can understand Raven's frustration.

So while I'm not certain where it originated, I know this much: it's a master stroke, reminiscent of some earlier master strokes like energy exploration v. drilling for oil.

Like the series from which it originated, "I've Got Nothing" was poorly received by critics.

In fact, we don't know what circumstances forced their parents to take this very path…I know that Sasha Kozlovsky's mother finished secondary school with a gold medal (honours), but what happened then…" "How did the idea to take a first child originate?" "I grew up in a family with many children in Zakarpattia region," said Magdalyna Gavrylivna.

Let F Q (m, i) = H j denote the event that the maternal MQTL allele of individual i originated in a founder with marker haplotype H j.

Our data indicate class I originated in the bacteria, having spread to eukaryotes and archaea via horizontal gene transfer.

I'm from Southern California, which is basically where Mexican food originated, so I know what I'm talking about.

I keep seeing this term which (I think?) originated in the US.