Sentence examples for dates back to around from inspiring English sources

The Enquirer format conception dates back to around 1957.

Until recently, few may have heard of the word "gazump," which, according to Edmund Weiner, deputy chief editor of the Oxford English Dictionary, is an English word common in Britain that means to swindle and dates back to around 1928.

Persian civilization dates back to around 4000 BC, so those folks aren't prone to self-destruction.

Excavations at the Citadel of Homs indicate that the earliest settlement at the site dates back to around 2300 BCE.

The oldest known sundial is from Egypt, it dates back to around 1500 BC (19th Dynasty), and was discovered in the Valley of the Kings in 2013.

Sword swallowing dates back to around 4,000 B.C. Practitioners of this ancient sideshow art face death each time they attempt the feat -- and not just because the blade usually comes within one-eighth of an inch of the heart.

In total, it would encompass 31 blocks comprising more than 500 buildings, the oldest of which date back to around 1827.

Sailors Walkk, at 443 449 High Street; consists of two seventeenth-century houses, resting on foundations dating back to around 1460.

Occasionally, the name Allah or Alla has been alleged to occur in the Epic of Atrahasis engraved on several tablets dating back to around 1700 BC in Babylon.

Dating back to around 3000 BC, it was found in Hierakonopolis (Nekhen), which used to be the religious and political capital of Upper Egypt at that time.

The specimen, trapped in amber dating back to around 92 million years ago, has features found in some wasps, but not found in modern ants.