Sentence examples for origins to from inspiring English sources

We learn that neonatology traces its origins to 19thcentury Europe.

They trace their origins to the city's famous jazz funerals.

Hadoop traces its origins to research papers published by Google.

The RNLI can trace its origins to 1824.

He was Elihu Yale, and Yale University traces its origins to 1701.

Mr. Klein rose from humble origins to become a powerful figure in the music business.

A vast proportion of 21st-century art traces its origins to these words, that pissotière.

The company traces its origins to a chemist in Chelmsford, Essex, in the mid-19th century.

(Instead, she traces its origins to the 11th-century Arab world).

Some companies will attempt to use Y chromosome tests to trace people's origins to specific regions.

Much of country and bluegrass music can trace its origins to their work.