Sentence examples for date from the beginning from inspiring English sources

The final two sonatas, elusive and craggy, date from the beginning of his mystical late period.

Houses of mud brick date from the beginning of this phase and continue throughout the occupation.

The Government's murky official guidelines on political censorship of movies abolished last week — date from the beginning of this century.

The first collections of ghazals handed down in divans date from the beginning of the 12th century.

But its 305 songs are believed to range in date from the beginning of the Zhou dynasty to the time of their compiling.

The Church of the Virgin, built in 1190 by Stefan Nemanja, founder of the Serbian state, is a diminutive church of white marble with delicate ornamentation; its frescoes date from the beginning of the 13th century.

Then try to repeat the two dates from the beginning.

It may simplify the process to target specific dates from the beginning.

Van Hove did not have this problem with "A View From the Bridge," because that is a more operatic drama centered on two characters who had a forbidden date with each from the beginning.

His European fame dates from the beginning of the 19th century.

A cursive style reached its climax in the inscriptions at Tel Lakhish, dating from the beginning of the 6th century bce.