Sentence examples for back to years from inspiring English sources

"If this initiative fails now, it means going back to years of acrimony".

The files date back to years of military rule by the military junta, who led from 1976 to 1983, and named various blacklisted artists and intellectuals.

Some Scorbus got in well ahead of the Cursed Child: there is a cornucopia of Scorbus fan fiction online, with some stories dating back to years before the play was even announced.

Anyone who lives in a large British city will be familiar with the cardboard signs strapped to traffic lights advertising old-school warehouse parties "going back" to years including 1995, 1998 and 2000.

The impact of Marxism on Chinese ethnology can be dated back to years before the establishment of the New China in 1949.

And it's not a matter of we have to go back to years A.D., Bill.

Research efforts in India on geothermal energy date back to year of 1862 (Guha 1986).

The University of Lleida is a young average-sized university, created in 1991, although its roots date back to year 1300 during King James II of Aragon.

After the revolution, the government effectively turned Iran's clock back to Year Zero, and rewrote her history.

And you go back to 100 years or 75 years, most of those names have gone.

They also come back to New York year after year.