Sentence examples for dates to this from inspiring English sources

Socially and architecturally, the city reached its heyday in the 13th and 14th centuries; the expansion known as the "new town," Fez Jdid, dates to this period.

The groovy lore of college — the notion that it is a place to find yourself, follow your passions, learn to think in ways that benefit the world — dates to this era, too.

The first appearance of the generic term zamindar, which denoted first superior rights over land and its produce and later came to represent the local power-mongers themselves, dates to this period.

Nearly all of the substantial body of writing that he left behind dates to this period.

England's oldest surviving pub is in Hertfordshire and dates to this period.

If the poem dates to this time, it would have been written in an early form of Cumbric, the usual name for the Brythonic speech of the Hen Ogledd.

Then she moved up the date to this December.

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And who would dare to attach a date to this prediction?

Several multiyear droughts occurred, and all of the water jars date to this 100-year period.