Sentence examples for dates from the second from inspiring English sources
The most convincingly reconstructed plan dates from the second phase of the Early Bronze Age (c. 2700 c. 2500 bc).
But the carving, which dates from the second- or first-century B.C., is 40 centimeters, or nearly 16 inches, long.
It dates from the second world war when wage and price controls led firms to lure scarce workers by offering health insurance.
While the gold hook dates from the second century B.C., the jade dragon is probably earlier by a couple of centuries.
It arose out of a specifically British experience of the early industrial era, and its first use dates from the second decade of the 19th century.
Armed with a firman, or Ottoman permit, and financed by a group of rich backers in Berlin, Humann and his team, in 1878, began excavating a site in Bergama, near the modern city of Izmir on the Aegean coast of western Turkey.Humann's most important discovery was the altar of Zeus, which dates from the second century BC.
The carton of milk dates from the twelfth century A.D. See the Krups espresso maker?
The first documented emergence of the island dates from the First Punic War in the mid-Third Century B.C.
(While unfamiliar, the term Verism dates from the first Neue Sachlichkeit museum exhibition in Mannheim, Germany, in 1925).
