Sentence examples for originates here from inspiring English sources

The term "shanghaied" originates here: unlucky patrons downed drug-spiked liquor and woke up on a ship at sea.

Perhaps the frighteningly vivid imagination that he can crawl into and inhabit so completely for such long periods originates here.

Which makes it all the more exasperating for Californians, who assume that every new idea originates here, to watch the Obama revolution begin in Illinois and proceed happily everywhere — Delaware!

The "Three Cairns" exhibition originates here, but permanent sculptures have been built on both coasts: at the Neuberger Museum of Art at the State University of New York in Purchase and at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego.

Adenocarcinomas originating here are suspected to have a common embryonic origin, which lies in the endo-mesodermal germ layer.

The very word 'lifestyle' originated here.

And yes, the phrase "in the clink" originated here.

Indeed, patriots will claim it originated here with Magna Carta.

His most important religious, liturgical, and theological writings originated here.

But the group's inspiration, Mr. Omar said, did not originate here.

It should come as no surprise that the word "blather" originated here.