Sentence examples for dates of origin from inspiring English sources
It's strange to think that film animation (though its definitions and dates of origin vary) is now in its second century: it still seems a young art form.
They then created a mathematical algorithm to assign dates of origin to every known species of the nocturnal velvet ant in the region.
The differences should raise questions about how precisely the molecular clock predicts the actual dates of origin of the mammal groups, Heaney says.
The other garden walls have unknown dates of origin but mostly pre-date around 1730, when the stables were built.
Croydon, Dartford and London had all been founded by the 1720s but their dates of origin have been lost, although there was an actual reference to a London Club in 1722.
No precise dates of origin can be specified, but the aforementioned data suggest that some existed for more than half a century, and thus long before the first release of Nerica varieties.
The use of lead antimonate (found in nature as the mineral bindheimite) to render the halo around Mary's head is consistent with a mid-18th to late-19th century date of origin of this smaller copy of the original Rubens painting.
They were discovered in rock that was sandwiched between layers from two well-dated volcanic eruptions, which narrowed the fossils' date of origin to within a few tens of millions of years.
The county has been in existence since about 1668, though the exact date of origin is unknown.
The Long Man of Wilmington, scraped into the chalk of the South Downs escarpment his date of origin unknown is two hundred and thirty-five feet tall.
