Sentence examples for trace its provenance from inspiring English sources

If Savea is slightly uncomfortable with the Lomu comparison – "It's always an honour to hear that kind of talk, but my focus is on this game," he said, fascinatingly – it is not difficult to trace its provenance.

Meat plays a major role in the form of lamb biryani, mutton chops and goat nihari galore, though unlike in Hyderabad I can't trace its provenance to my backyard.

As one of eight "fantasy gifts" in the 87th edition of the Neiman Marcus holiday catalog, "The Forevermark Ultimate Diamond Experience" is emblematic of a new breed of luxury experience that combines a tangible good with a firsthand opportunity to trace its provenance.

The problem is that though the book seems authentic, tracing its provenance has its difficulties.

Mr. Shorto describes the strange process of tracing its provenance through many changes of hands.

The consignor for the manuscript being auctioned at Sotheby's remains anonymous, but the auction house has traced its provenance to Mike Appel, Springsteen's manager at the time he wrote the song, who sold it to a collector, who sold it to the most recent owner.

The consignor for the manuscript being auctioned at Sotheby's remains anonymous, but the auction house has traced its provenance to Mike Appel, Springsteen's manager at the time he wrote the song, who sold it to a collector, who sold it to the current owner.

Like the 17-character identification number, each bit of material from the car or its insides will be traced to divine its provenance, investigators said.

Remember, no matter its provenance, it must be served hot.

Every garment that Caballero sells has a label that includes both the name of the purchaser and a serial number, so that its provenance can be traced if it ends up in the wrong hands.

Robert Adeane acquired the painting in 1966 from the Mayor Gallery in London, and its provenance can be traced back to Basil Wright, London, 1936 [1].