Sentence examples for dated to the start of from inspiring English sources

OK, so it's not quite Paul McCartney leaving the Beatles or Glen Matlock getting fired from the Sex Pistols, but news of Carlos Dengler's departure from Interpol will pull at the bass-strings of anyone whose interest in indie rock can be carbon dated to the start of the century.

Although the liberalization of sexuality in American film had increased during the 1920s, the Pre-Code era is either dated to the start of the sound film era, or more generally to March 1930 when the Hays Code was first written.

Toomer has played in 118 consecutive games, dating to the start of the 1997 season.

He also asked that he receive a retroactive raise dating to the start of 2004.

Both have a history of letting politics override public policy that dates to the start of the administration.

Williams, 30, had won 19 straight matches dating to the start of Wimbledon, and a dominant 25 straight sets dating to the third set of the Wimbledon final.

Quantrill had given up no homers as a Yankee, and in 200 games dating to the start of the 2002 season, he had allowed only three home runs.

It dates to the start of the second millennium B.C., and was later ruled by the Seleucids, who came to power after Alexander the Great's empire was divided.

Occupying a subway station in Downtown Brooklyn that had been long unused, it has drawn more than 100,000 visitors a year to a collection highlighted by vintage subway cars dating to the start of the city's subway system in 1904.

The new entry system ends the submission of entries on paper, typically in the form of a scrapbook, a practice dating to the start of the prizes 95 years ago.

He had invented many of them "as tests for my work," said Mr. Grubb, whose résumé dates to the start of the Internet boom.