Sentence examples for back to introduction from inspiring English sources
The dispute with the US over the congestion charge dates back to its introduction in 2003.
This scene flashes back to their introduction at a school production of Benjamin Britten's opera "Noah's Flood".
Station agents' role has been reduced slowly over the years, dating back to the introduction of the MetroCard, which made token booths obsolete.
The discovery triggered a Home Office search last month through all the records dating back to the introduction of section 44 in February 2001.
Click here to go back to the introduction.
Nintendo has finally added that second analog control stick that many clamored for, even dating back to the introduction of the original 3DS itself.
The history of trauma research is a relatively short one, dating back to the introduction of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) into the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III) in 1980.
The Retina iMac is a beast of almost mythical proportions at this stage, with rumors and rumblings of its development and release dating back to the introduction of the first Retina MacBook Pros, in the murky, distant past of June 2012.
As Karp says, Tumblr Directory as a source for unique content and users on Tumblr blogs has gone through a lot of iterations over the years, going all the way back to the introduction of something called 'Tumblarity' in May 2009.
This goes back to the introduction of this blog post.
