Also sourcing info is the Royalists beloved online detective HWW.
“The biggest issue is sourcing,” says Nathan Lott, the executive director of the Virginia Conservation Network.
The trio haunted east coast flea markets, sourcing knickknacks that would adorn the lobby and guest rooms.
“Remote locations inevitably raise questions about sourcing, quality control, and staffing,” Ducasse says.
Broadwell occasionally distances attributions by sourcing observations to friends or colleagues.
Other news organizations then picked up on the story, sourcing it back to The Times.
How did you become interested in sourcing ingredients in this way?
mid-14c., "support, base," from Old French sourse "a rising, beginning, fountainhead of a river or stream" (12c.), fem. noun taken from past participle of sourdre "to rise, spring up," from Latin surgere "to rise" (see surge (n.)). Meaning "a first cause" is from late 14c., as is that of "fountain-head of a river." Meaning "written work (later also a person) supplying information or evidence" is from 1788.
"obtain from a specified source," 1972, from source (n.). Related: Sourced; sourcing.
