Sentence examples for date from the final from inspiring English sources
The frescoes date from the final period of Byzantine painting, in the 14th century.
The odd one out is the Morton episode which may well date from the final stage of More's composition.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said he believed the city would prevail at trial in the case, which dates from the final weeks of the Giuliani administration.
Losing would mark a fresh stage in a long-term decline for West Indies that, in the one-day game, dates from the final of the 1983 tournament.
Dating from the final days of Shaquille O'Neal and Penny Hardaway in Orlando, the Magic has been one of the most injury-prone teams in the N.B.A.
In the case, which dates from the final weeks of the Giuliani administration, city officials are seeking jurisdiction over an area they call a "homeless encampment" in one of the city's wealthiest areas.
In some passages in the treatises and lecture courses dating from the final period of his life, however, Pomponazzi presents a less exalted picture of philosophical activity, stressing that all human conclusions are merely provisional, conjectural, and equal in degree of probability.
The Scottish Episcopal Church, which is part of the Anglican Communion, dates from the final establishment of Presbyterianism in Scotland in 1690, when it split from the Church of Scotland over matters of theology and ritual.
Modern handwriting experts believe that the last portion of the B minor Mass dates from this final period.
