Sentence examples for origins is from inspiring English sources

Determining their origins is extremely difficult.

Kingdom Rush Origins is one of the very best, though: fun and challenging in equal measure.

Whatever sense Clarissa wins of her origins is just as brilliant, and as distant, as that.

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"The dilution of one's origins is one of the good things about Brazil," he said.

This tracing of origins is the exhibition's organising principle, and it makes for fascinating associations.

And the Tesla, despite its American origins, is made in Britain.

As the N.F.L. has expanded to 32 teams, its connection to its origins is diminishing.

Addressing this disconnect between the food on people's forks and its origins is crucial.

The problem of Etruscan origins is insoluble until the language can be translated.

This process, however benign its origins, is a peculiarly dangerous one.