Sentence examples for which also originates from inspiring English sources
This is classically grown in Liguria and used in pesto, which also originates from the region, and, to my mind, the best pestos are made using this variety along with the small, creamy, fat pine nuts from the same region, plus pecorino (as opposed to Parmesan) and the beautiful olive oil from Liguria – try it if you are ever in Genoa; you will notice the difference.
In addition to the D band, the D′ band as a shoulder of the G band appears at about 1614 cm−1, which also originates from the disorder features due to the finite size effect of the crystalline domain or lattice distortion [18].
Instead, we included the Swiss population in the experiment, which also originates from a high-elevation site but has a distinct evolutionary background.
These islands lie atop the Kerguelen Plateau, which also originated from volcanism at this hot spot.
Algerian metal is a far cry from the Raï pop music, which also originated in the country.
It receives two tributaries in Sudan the Rahad and the Dinder both of which also originate in Ethiopia.
Mr. Galati is perhaps best known for his Tony-winning adaptation of another celebrated novel, John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath," which also originated at Steppenwolf.
Another strong contender is Danai Gurira's "Eclipsed," which also originated at the Public; it's the rare Broadway play to pay any mind to contemporary Africa and has a sterling cast, led by Nyong'o.
(In 1972, Sam Waterston and Kathleen Widdoes matched wits and hearts in Joseph Papp's fantastic staging of the show, which also originated at the Delacorte. Fortunately, it has been preserved on tape by the Broadway Theatre Archive).
He added that because of the swift success of Teen People and In Style, both of which also originated in the People division, the introduction of Real Simple faced higher expectations from the outset than most magazines.
Early commentators, however, interpreted the "further place of worship" as heaven, and the entire verse was considered a reference to the Prophet's ascension into heaven (Miʿrāj), an ascension which also originated in Mecca.
