Sentence examples for date back longer from inspiring English sources

Over time, many find that their years in the park game date back longer than jobs or spouses.

The custom dates back longer than indicated, to the time of Moses, about 3,500 years.

Again, you would have to have been in Manchester to experience the way that pulses quicken at the very mention of this meeting, which dates back longer than any supporter has lived.

His credentials in Brussels date back even longer, as he came to competition from a stint as EU commissioner for internal market and services (1995-99).

Ms. Muston estimated that her own fridge, which was in the house when they bought it five years ago and most likely dates back much longer, used 1,300 kilowatt-hours per year, or produced roughly 2,000 pounds of carbon dioxide — the same amount from burning 105 gallons of gasoline.

Now, by rebuilding the ant family tree, researchers have discovered that the ancestral ants that led to all this diversity date back 30 million years longer than previously thought.

Skirt lengths longer than coats date back to post-World War II, when Dior's New Look, with its calf-length skirts, collided with wartime L85 fabric regulations.

It can thus be safely assumed that some branches in the phylogenetic tree for these taxa date back to the early Tertiary, if not longer.

Records date back to 1910.

Some date back to the 17th century.

Transfer lines date back to about 1924.