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The next day I asked her how she thought art originated.

Officials here and in Washington could not say where the figure of 20,000 people originated.

But it has never before originated one of its own.

As it turned out, the idea originated close to home.

"Do you also believe that all men originated on one small world?"

Yet until now, it is not known where the name originated.

We must have originated on a world much like this one.

Can you tell me where the name came from and when it originated?

It was not clear if the order originated with him or someone higher.

However, there is not such certain information of when the name was first originated.

For a moment he was certain that the sound had originated within his own room.

Like several of the others, its seems to have originated at the time the area first saw major growth.

As yet, no one knows exactly how life originated on Earth.

This example is the problem of how life originated on Earth.

Until that point, nothing had ever been originated in 1.78.

When asked on an interview, where the name of the book originated.

They may have originated from too many people having the same style name.

It was a part he originated in the film of the same name.

It had been thought that up to 20 percent of such cases originated with the father.

The church building originated at the same time as the religious community, that is, in the early 9th century.

At this point, it was a bit too late to try and find out who had originated them.

But neither can he be said to have originated it.

A. No, and this never originated with us at all.

I was once present at a social discussion, which originated by chance.

According to the computer the call had originated in Japan.