Behind it, a pair of over-scaled mahogany armchairs with curved backs, circa 1795, is stamped G. Jacob.
This book, ghosted by Daily Mirror journalist William Marshall, has the authentic reek of Liverpool back alleys circa 1961.
The collection spans the late nineteenth century to the early twenty-first century; the oldest class picture dates back to circa 1876.
We conclude that the archaeo-fluvial record of the Pozo Rock Shelter indicates that the present-day semi-arid conditions of the southeastern Spain drylands extend back to circa 4000 yr BP.
Next it was uptown to Lincoln Center and back to circa 1976 at Diane von Furstenberg, who presented swishing snakeskin coats, elegant pants that seemed miles long, and her usual patterned wrap-dresses whose snug, demurely sexy cuts reliably carry women through the rigors of a day at work to whatever fun is happening later.
This prequel to "Sex and the City," adapted from the 2010 Candace Bushnell novel of the same name, gives Carrie AnnaSophia Robbb, in Sarah Jessica Parker-esque ringlets) a back story, circa 1984: a 16-year-old "freak" in suburban Connecticut struggling with the recent death of her mother and her crush on Sebastian (Austin Butler), the hot new boy at school.
To some who make the movies, the possibilities may seem disturbing; to others, exciting: Why not bring back Sean Connery, circa 1971, as James Bond? Or let George Clooney star in a movie with his aunt, Rosemary; say, a repurposed "White Christmas" of 1954?
dc.description.abstract Rainwater harvesting has provided a water source for communities around the world dating back to circa 1500 B.C.
Genetic studies of the virus suggest that the most recent common ancestor of the HIV-1 M group dates back to circa 1910.
But get a load of the star power sitting among the top ranks: If, say, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Johnny Depp, Will Smith and Matt Damon are the finalists, you might believe we've flashed back to circa 2002.
