Sentence examples for dated to be from inspiring English sources
For example, one passage in the oldest Rig Veda reads, "do not harm anything"; later, the Yajur Veda dated to be between 1000 BC and 600 BC, states, "may all beings look at me with a friendly eye, may I do likewise, and may we look at each other with the eyes of a friend".
Yet, these minerals are well preserved in their original unoxidized state in conglomerates that have been dated to be more than 2.2 billion years old on several continents.
His detractors complained that Mr. Auchincloss's writing was glib and superficial, or else that his subject matter was too dated to be of much interest.
The investigators described a new species of bird, Vegavis iaai, from Antarctica, that was associated with sediments dated to be from about 66 million to 68 million years ago.
But its images, dated to be 30,000 years old, and its floor, dotted with ancient footprints of people and animals, have been open only to researchers and sporadic other visitors.
The area has also long attracted paleontologists with some of the most fossil-laden rocks in North America, where it is easy along some roadsides to pick up fossils dated to be hundreds of millions of years old.
Burial at Arlington National, date to be determined.
Date to be agreed by mutual convenience.
Date to be announced: Government starts up!
