Sentence examples for date from later from inspiring English sources

Better-known societies, however, date from later years; examples are the Royal Society in London (1660) and the Academy of Sciences in Paris (1666).

The University of Zaragoza was founded in 1474, but the buildings date from later periods; the medical school is its most famous faculty.

Yet most structures date from later.

During the 16th century, the windows of the nave had mullions (stonework supporting the window structure) added, and the roof trusses date from later in the same century (or early in the following century).

Klebs' collection of herbals, mostly dating from later than the fifteenth century, form the basis of the Library's Herbals collection.

But that was the last of the series; figural compositions in high relief had adorned sarcophagi, and similar reliefs had found a place on the walls of churches, but virtually none of these dates from later than Justinian's reign.

Although the current stone church of St. Mary's contains a mixture of architectural styles, mainly Gothic and dating from later periods, a Romanesque window between the north transept and north aisle has been dated to the 12th century, indicating that the church was already a stone building by this time.

On the other hand, the fact that insulin continuers' index dates were randomly selected between the third and the last study drug prescription date could imply underestimation of their persistence rate if dates from later prescriptions were selected.

The Kazan Church and the gatehouse both date from the later 17th century.

Numerous Old Mon inscriptions date from the later Mon kingdoms of Thaton and Pegu.

Your uncle's drawings date from a later and happier time on the 20.5-acre island.