Sentence examples for tracing its roots from inspiring English sources

Tracing its roots back to the 1880s, when it was an oil boomtown, downtown Newhall, or "Old Newhall," was for many years the center of economic activity in the Santa Clarita Valley.

If the threat to Israel and Jordan is primarily security, to Saudi Arabia it is also ideological, with IS tracing its roots to the philosophy of the 18th-century warrior-jurist Mohammed Ibn Abdul Wahhab and other Islamic sources on which the kingdom was built, and constituting a reference point that Salafists cannot ignore.

It starts with a brief history about cloud computing, tracing its roots.

Tracing its roots to the gambling circles of post-war Japan, where it gained popularity for its drama and unpredictability, it first became an Olympic event at the Sydney Games in 2000.

Grolsch is one of the world's oldest breweries, tracing its roots to 1615.

The group, the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation, had won federal recognition in 2004 after producing voluminous documentation tracing its roots.

It traces its roots to 1792, and the dos Santos family has controlled it since 1921.

The company traces its roots to 1978 when it was founded as a feather product plant.

C&C can trace its roots back 79 years when it was founded by William Magner.

The confectioner traces its roots back to 1824 when it was founded by Quakers.

The Socialist Party traces its roots to the French Revolution.