Sentence examples for dates back hundreds from inspiring English sources
The use of recreational nitrous oxide dates back hundreds of years, with the term "laughing gas" originating from laughing gas parties, where medical students would get high on their own supply, dating back to the end of the 18th century.
The haenyeo tradition dates back hundreds of years, handed down from mother to daughter, glorified in folk tales and songs.
The word "barbecue," incidentally, dates back hundreds of years to the Caribbean words "barabicu" or "barbacoa," which was a wooden structure used by the Taino people to smoke food, according to some etymologists.
She added that "more than 92% of the shark fins coming into the United States — dried, frozen and canned — enter through Los Angeles". Shark fin soup is a delicacy that dates back hundreds of years to China's Ming Dynasty, where it was a symbol of status and power reserved for emperors.
The city's tradition as a hub for art dates back hundreds of years.
I ate meals with locals, sharing a Ramadan feast with a sprawling family whose land dates back hundreds of years.
