Sentence examples for originated in one of from inspiring English sources

Satisfying broadcasters' appetite for a feelgood, warm-hearted show in difficult economic times, it originated in one of Europe's most recession-torn countries, Spain (where it lasts three and a half hours).

Ms. Dutkova, who said she had been briefed on the case by officials from the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Bratislava, said: "We are almost 90percentt sure that the material originated in one of the former Soviet republics.

Ever had an orgasm that originated in one of your feet?

Linguistic evidence suggests that the languages of the later Khoekhoe (the so-called Khoisan languages) originated in one of the hunter-gatherer languages of northern Botswana.

On Thursday, the head of the United States National Transportation Safety Board, Deborah Hersman, said the fire seemed to have originated in one of the batteries, and faulted aviation officials for not anticipating the risks.

Its Smarter Planet initiative (which is intended to inject more intelligence into, say, power grids and transport systems) is said to have originated in one of IBM's "jams", online brainstorming sessions where all employees and sometimes even family members are welcome.

It's entirely possible that a piece of legislation that originates in one of these states will then challenge Roe v Wade all the way to the Supreme Court.

Most pancreatic tumors usually originate in one of these cell types.

In general, each NUMT originates in one of two ways: the independent insertion of DNA from mitochondrial DNA into nuclear chromosomes and duplication after the insertion into nuclear DNA [ 9, 12- 15].

A London physician, John Snow, mapped the occurrence of cases and found that they originated in one area, all of whose inhabitants drew their water from a pump on Broad Street.

Many rivers in this region are originated in one country and end in another because of the artificial demarcation that took place during the period of decolonization in the mid-twentieth century.