Sentence examples for this one originated from inspiring English sources

(Like the previous shows, this one originated in Chicago, before moving to New York).

The largest family is the one originated in 1415 by the Italian medical doctor, Sigismondo Policastro.

During the early decades of the twentieth century, another big wave of immigration, this one originating predominantly from southern and eastern Europe, produced a fresh burst of anti-immigrant feeling.

Of the remaining four BRAF V600E-positive PXA cases, two were also present in the temporal lobe, one was present in the frontal lobe and the remaining one originated in the occipital lobe and displayed ganglion cell/neuronal differentiation (BT20).

The old thriller was based on the novel "Monkey in the Middle"; the new one originated with "The Feather Men," a British book that was sold as nonfiction but may not have been.

That one originated in an investigation by Neil Barofsky, the Special Inspector General of TARP.

The presence of such remains may be useful to distinguish a fossil bone assemblage made by raven from one originated from an owl prey accumulation.

Room temperature PL measurement of the core-shell structure revealed two peaks; one originated from the GaAs NW core and the other from the GaInAs MQW shells.

Furthermore, two ramifications from the nerve were identified: one originated at the level of the cricoid cartilage and entered the larynx, and another originated at a more caudal level and entered the larynx.

One originated near the southern slope of Twin Peaks, slightly north of Portola Drive.

One originated from the Provence type cultivar Magali, and was named Magali2.