Sentence examples for the term comes from from inspiring English sources

(The term comes from the Latin word for "whiteness").

(The term comes from the French levée, meaning "raised").

The term comes from the Greek gnosis, meaning knowledge.

Coined by the mathematician Benoit B. Mandelbrot, the term comes from the Latin "fractus," meaning broken.

The term comes from the trade jargon used throughout the region and means "to give".

(He notes that the term comes from a line in the Gospel of Matthew).

The term comes from the Greek therapeutikos, which means "inclined to serve".

"They used to dry leather using tenterhooks," says Peter, "That's where the term comes from".

The term comes from an archaic English sport called mob football or, among the more academically minded, medieval football.

(The term comes from the incredible difficulty of fishing in clear water, which leads to the desire for gin).

(The term comes from the moment in the aging "Happy Days" when Fonzie waterskied over a shark.