Sentence examples for originated in which from inspiring English sources

Other Spanish officials said they were more intrigued by the link between the unexploded bomb and a stolen van that was found Thursday near the Alcalá station where three of the four trains originated, in which seven detonators were discovered.

The modern equivalent originated in Chicago, which is still home to the world's largest futures exchange.

A different tradition originated in sociology, which applied ecological concepts such as competition and succession to the human communities of cities.

The game is said to have originated in Persia, which is present day Iran.

He said the disease originated in "Ethiopia," which is what the Ancient Greeks called Sub-Saharan Africa, and got to Greece through Egypt.

This virus could have originated in Israel (which is the generally accepted although not proven theory) or central Europe.

Rattus species most likely originated in Southeast Asia, which is the center of current rat species diversity (Rowe et al. 2011).

Pushing 16, Ms. Epps was required to audition a second time before winning a role she not only originated but in which she also glimpsed herself.

It originated in market research, which was why it got promoted so heavily.

Now I knew that they originated in distant storms, which moved, as it were, upon the face of the deep.

In both productions he employed a staging approach he had originated in the U.K. in which the actors provide the instrumental accompaniment for the show.