Sentence examples for dates itself from inspiring English sources

The charter on display dates to 1748, but as every Tiger knows, the University dates itself to 1746.

Time-lapsing through media from black-and-white colour film up to digital video, Luna is a reminder of how technology marks and dates itself.

(For sticklers, the Columbia Phonograph Company was founded in 1889 but dates itself from a predecessor, the American Graphophone Company, which started two years earlier. Columbia is now part of Sony Music Entertainment).

We also learned, from the uniformly friendly staff, that this intimate museum is housed in the former firehouse of a company that dates itself to Franklin's original Union Fire Company.

The modern Lebanese wine industry dates itself from 1857, when Jesuit monks at Ksara in the Bekaa began importing vines from Algeria.

Oliver Stone's 1987 classic dates itself hard, with slicked back hair, suspenders, and 30-year-old slang aplenty.

It isn't going to date itself". She says that classic styles are maintaining their popularity because people want their renovations to last longer.

First Dates is all about the actual date itself.

It may be part of online dating itself.

Not the process of elimination that leads up to a date, but the actual date itself.

The date itself came later, on the first night of Christmas vacation.