Sentence examples for community date from inspiring English sources

Plans for the community date back to more robust economic times.

The roots of Aleppo's Jewish community date to antiquity, and Aleppo was for centuries an important centre of Jewish culture.

Clinton's ties with the black community date back decades, and she often touts her work opposing school segregation at the Children's Defense Fund in the 1970s.

They found an even older village, a farming community, dating from 7250 to 6750 B.C.

The church's former occupants belonged to an African-American Baptist community dating from 1892.

The Cornell Sorority & Fraternity community dates to the first months of University operation during the autumn of 1868.

The old community, dating from at least the early 20th century, was centered on 99th Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue, now a parking lot and a playground.

The proposal seems based on the fact that Chile has a large Palestinian community dating back a century and, like Argentina, has large tracts of sparsely populated land.

Archaeologists think the startlingly well-preserved graves were part of the burial ground of an early Christian community, dating from between the 7th and 9th centuries.

Although the community dates from the early colonial era (1534), it remained isolated until 1945, when the Lima-Pucallpa highway, 526 miles (846 km) long, was completed.

Though my family is from Kerala, we are Christians, a community dating back to A.D. 52 with the arrival of St. Thomas on these shores.