Sentence examples for date to centuries from inspiring English sources

Nearly 7,000 pieces -- including jade, ceramics and stone artifacts that date to centuries between 500 B.C. and 1500 A.D. -- will be on view when the doors open to the public.

His family's show-business roots date to nineteenth-century theater and the silent- film era.

The most elaborate early examples date to 11th-century China, when a monk described a water-powered time keeping device.

The consumption of fermented African oil bean seeds in Nigeria dates back to centuries ago.

Both date to the 19th century.

Standards of journalistic objectivity date to the nineteenth century.

Parts of the Baglio date to the 13th century.

The building and its courtyard date to the 16th century.

Some of these markets date to the 13th century.

One found in Montpellier may date to the 12th century.

Probation and other institutional alternatives to incarceration date to mid-nineteenth-century reform movements.