Sentence examples for back only to the from inspiring English sources

Existing data went back only to the 1970s.

"Her knowledge goes back only to the dawn of time," he says.

The Abkhazian literary tradition dates back only to the late 19th century.

The congressional intelligence committees date back only to the mid-1970s and the aftermath of Watergate.

No, this piece of history goes back only to the 1960s.

Even history is against him: the Japanese state is a fairly modern invention dating back only to the Meiji restoration.

While still short of the warning track, Raburn lunged back, only to deflect the ball high into the air and into the Tigers' bullpen.

Although the film dates back only to 2007, the scene in which it features was set in the 1930s.

Though their building dates back only to 1935, the apartment is pleasantly retro, from the intricately arched doorways to the decorative molding lacing the walls.

He added, "São Paulo struggled back, only to have the same thing happen again during the military dictatorship" that governed Brazil from 1964 to 1985.

My friend would go out all day and come back only to spend the night.