Sentence examples for dates to the time of from inspiring English sources

The image dates to the time of their marriage in 1903, when he was 29 and she was 17.

The strangely shaped rocks are eroded out of entrada sandstone, a reddish rock that dates to the time of the dinosaurs and underlies much of south-east Utah.

"It eases the suffering of the dead," Ms. Naame said, citing a tradition of decorating graves with flora that dates to the time of the Prophet Muhammad.

Archaeologists in Egypt's western desert have discovered a settlement that dates to the time of the pyramid builders, Agence France-Presse reported yesterday.

Tulip trees belong to the magnolia family, among the earliest flowering plant groups, one that dates to the time of dinosaurs and ferns.

Nalanda's traditional history dates to the time of the Buddha (6th 5th centuries bce) and Mahavira, the founder of the Jaina religion.

San José Mogote shows evidence of Olmec trade and contacts dating to the time of San Lorenzo.

The nearby Modjadji Forest is full of rare cycads, fern-like trees that date to the time of the dinosaurs.

Many legends surround the Chinese origin of the game, which is said to date to the time of Confucius, or the fifth or sixth century B.C.

If visitors to the T160K web page played it, they could hold umbrellas over photographs of the rescued texts, many of which date to the time of the European middle ages.

Is this the action of a just state, that it should abrogate the Handling of Possibly Dangerous Substances clause in the Hairdressers Guild Contract — said to date to the time of the Titans?