Sentence examples for back to the sixth from inspiring English sources
Clonmacnoise dates back to the sixth century, with round towers and carved crosses going back to the 10th.
Civil war has ravaged the city of Aleppo, taking a catastrophic toll on its people and a culture that can be traced back to the sixth millennium B.C.E.
LONDON (The Borowitz Report) – The Church of England, an institution whose origins date back to the sixth century A.D., has far more modern views about the rights of women than Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, experts said today.
It specializes in taranta music, which traces its roots back to the sixth century and is meant to drive dancers into a trancelike state to excise the poisonous bite of a tarantula.
On the day Mr. Nasheed resigned, a group of men swarmed into the National Museum in Malé, the capital, and destroyed about 30 Buddhist statues dating back to the sixth century.
But he went 0 for 4. Also, Collins, a week after saying Ike Davis would be his cleanup hitter, slid him back to the sixth spot after he went 1 for 24 on the recent trip.
The tradition of religious houses offering lodging dates back to the sixth-century Rule of St. Benedict, the document laying out the ways of monastic life, which includes a chapter on extending hospitality.
