Sentence examples for dates to the two from inspiring English sources

This rivalry which dates to the two schools playing the first intercollegiate football game in New Brunswick in 1869 and an escalating series of pranks and thefts "under the cover of night" including the theft of a cannon on the Princeton campus in 1875 that became known as the Rutgers Princeton Cannon War.

Cows were assigned at random within calving date to the four treatments: CS (n=10), PDS (n=10), CS-B (n=9) and PDS-B (n=10).

Tswana ethnic dominance ("Tswanadom") in Botswana can be dated to the eight Tswana states, which ruled most of the area in the 19th century.

13 separate layers have been identified in the 'sand cliff' on the south side, the lowest five dating to the millennia of the last glaciation.

Traces of ironworking in central and western Zambia have been dated to the first five or six centuries ce.

They have won 23 straight series, dating to the first two days of the regular season.

Many of the laws date to the 1940s: one provides for the type and number of spittoons in a factory.

The majority of these documents date to the first three centuries CE, when Egypt was under Roman rule.

Note that the two files correspond in applicable date ranges to the two new GMAP files above.

To date, the two sides have talked only about parameters.

The chert dates to 3.47 billion years ago and holds at least five species of microfossils.