Sentence examples for dated by a from inspiring English sources

A beautiful, but dumb, chorus girl is being dated by a musician who amazes her with his "crypty" remarks.

Business cycles are officially dated by a committee of economists at the National Bureau of Economic Research.

The New Yorker, April 6 , 1935P. 19 A beautiful, but dumb, chorus girl is being dated by a musician who amazes her with his "crypty" remarks.

Forty years after it was made, she could turn up in a Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé blouse that had not dated by a day.

The first recorded sale is later, but the house was dated by a newspaper that had served as insulation and was found inside a wall.

When one of these encounters appears to end in a blood-soaked nightmare, Anna finds herself being tracked and then dated by a troubled cop, played by Gabriel Byrne.

And at least a part of "The Dream of the Rood" can be dated by an excerpt carved on the 8th-century Ruthwell Cross (in Dumfriesshire, Scot).

Āteshkadehye Sorkh Kowtal, situated in the Qondūz valley, close to the Kābul-Mazār-e Sharīf road, is dated by an inscription to the time of Kaniṣka's reign.

But in fact, it was pre-dated by a European startup which today comes out of beta.

The pseudo-documentary relies heavily on the work of self-proclaimed astro-archeologist Martin Doutré and the late amateur historian Noel Hilliam, who claimed that ancient remains from Northland were carbon-dated by a British pathologist and were found to be 3500 years old and of Welsh descent.

Thus, two different historical processes were inferred: (i) limited extinction/expansion during glacial cycles in the central area, and (ii) population expansion (probably pre-dated by a demographic bottleneck based on the reduced number of lineages and haplotypes) in the eastern area, may explain the observed differences in the genetic structure and diversity of both regions.