Sentence examples for actually dates from inspiring English sources

The enmity actually dates back further.

Well, the words are brand new but the tune actually dates back to the 17th century.

Settlement began as early as the 1840s, but the community actually dates from 1875, when John C. Williams of Detroit, Michigan, purchased land in the area.

Stewart's connection to Bacanovic actually dates from the mid-eighties, when he attended Columbia and became friends with Stewart's daughter, Alexis, who was at Barnard.

Racing in Watkins Glen actually dates to 1948, when a local auto enthusiast, Cameron Argetsinger, organized grands prix in the manner of those in Europe — on public roads.

The practice of finding mail-order brides is not a new one, and actually dates back to Jamestown in 1614, says Zug.

"The year" actually dates back to Dec. 2, 2007, when we published our previous Notables list — in what already seems a vanished era, and perhaps really is.

Contact between Tracinda and Ford actually dates to last June, when Mr. Kerkorian unsuccessfully tried to buy Ford's Jaguar and Land Rover units.

You don't actually date on-line.

Ms. Williams was actually dating my geology teacher, Mr. Lindbloom.

The beginnings of the Army Corps of Engineers actually date to the American Revolution.