Examples of using Whose origin in English and their translations into French
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Muno is a village whose origins date back thousands of years.
One of the main talking points is the relaunch of a workshop stool whose origins date back over ninety years.
Towards Canala, visitors can also observe petroglyphs whose origins, both here and on Grande Terre,
On the other hand, the cold war situation, whose origins coincided with the birth of the Organization,
The Congrégation de Notre-Dame is one of the few institutions whose origins go back almost to the foundation of Montreal
From a voice whose origins are ambiguous, the artist reveals
The considerable degree of artisanal mining in Africa is another source of diamonds whose origins are wrongly declared.
a kind of meteor crater whose origins remain uncertain.
Limestone of Hainaut is a noble and natural material whose origins stretch back 345 million years.
our wiretapping program intercepted a phone call whose origins had been professionally concealed.
don't miss the carnival-like costumes, whose origins reach back to pagan fertility rites.
of outbreaks of diseases, particularly new diseases whose origins remain unknown,
a Gipsy singer whose origins are from Roussillon.
These ethnic or religious conflicts, whose origins derive from economic and social issues,
In this mansion of the eighteenth whose origins date back to the sixteenth century,
hippie derive from the word hip, whose origins are unknown.
This Incorporation, whose origins are as old as Scotland's,
It is thus odd to find it used here to describe the leaders of what purports to be an independent band of invaders, whose origins and authority are not otherwise specified.
A castle whose origins date back to the 15th century,
First of all, the year 2013 will see the celebration of the centenary of the International Municipal Movement, whose origins date back to 1913,