Sentence examples for dates from the high from inspiring English sources

Copland's friendship with the avant-garde American composer George Antheil is echoed in Charles Demuth's "Longhi on Broadway" (1928), which dates from the high point of Antheil's early success.

Gainsbourg has made around 35 films to date, ranging from the high costume drama of Franco Zeffirelli's Jane Eyre in 1996 to the postmodern weirdness of Michel Gondry's The Science of Sleep.

Our North Korea Tinder date careered from the highs of running into a national stadium filled with synchronised clapping spectators and the lows of contracting food poisoning and having to disguise debilitating trips to the bathroom from a potential love match.

Our North Korea Tinder date careered from the highs of running into a national stadium filled with synchronized clapping spectators and the lows of contracting food poisoning and having to disguise debilitating trips to the bathroom from a potential love match.

The air was filled with the scent of crushed dates, and fat bunches dangled invitingly from the high lower branches (a tree can yield a thousand dates in one bunch).

The 5 m high wall dates from the 15th century and includes an arched gateway which has a buttress on its western side.

Smoke and flames were seen billowing from the roof of the building on High Street, which dates from the 1930s.

Due to their high moisture level, dates from the soft class often necessitate additional drying to become mature unlike the dry type which matures naturally on the trees.

Back in their day, no one would date anyone from the other high school; they were the enemy".

Within the OVDP, people who pre-cleared before the various effective dates are generally safe from the higher 50% penalty.

The choir stalls in the body of the church date from 1847, and the high altar and reredos were remodeled by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1867.