Sentence examples for originating in front from inspiring English sources
The first dorsal fin is triangular with a rounded apex, originating in front of the pelvic fin insertions.
"Millionaire" originated in Britain.
Two Major Types Most often, nosebleeds originate in the front of the nose, where many small blood vessels near the surface of the nasal septum (the tissue that divides the two nostrils) warm the air you inhale.
Most weather fronts originate in the Pacific Ocean, and travel northeast toward the Cascade Mountains, which surround Image Lake.
The report, which originated in Germany and then migrated to front pages in Spain, was dismissed as "rubbish" by Amadeu Altafaj, the European Commission spokesman on economic and monetary affairs, who discounted the idea of a significant action on Spain on Thursday.
"Brazilians will denounce this horrible 'bio-piracy' while they're standing in front of fields of bananas and coffee -- plants that originated in Africa".
The toxic E. coli bacteria originate in the guts of cattle, putting the beef industry on the front line.
Examining it and other burn patterns, Vasquez identified three places where fire had originated: in the hallway, in the children's bedroom, and at the front door.
All originated in Africa.
Idea originated in Boston.
