Sentence examples for that it originated from inspiring English sources

A variation of this origin of Chamba is that it originated as a hermitage which Champavati, a devout Hindu, used to frequent.

Its origin is uncertain, but evidence from the flyby suggests that it originated as a fragment of the Koronis parent body.

The consensus is that it originated in China in the 10th century, but that its use there was almost exclusively in fireworks and signals.

We found increased performance of the Mt. Hood population in its home environment compared with the low-elevation populations that it originated from.

It took some years for the origins of the virus to become apparent, but most now believe that it originated from simian reservoirs: probably chimpanzees for HIV-1 and sooty mangabeys for HIV-2 (Gao et al. 1999).

Legend has it that it originated on a New York City subway.

We may even know that it originated as a Portuguese mini-guitar.

He subscribed to the fanzine Maximum Rocknroll and, after learning that it originated in Berkeley, vowed to attend college there.

Fighting may have sunk its roots deep into Saskatchewan hockey, but I challenge the implication that it originated there.

In that case, it is very probable that it originated about the 2nd century bce or a little later.

Scientists suspect that it originated in that region and was ejected into a Neptune-crossing orbit by some long-ago gravitational disturbance.