Sentence examples for division back to the from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, biblical scholars moved the decisive division back to the period of the Babylonian Exile and the restoration of the Jews to the kingdom of Judah (6th 5th century bce).

In "Deliver Us From Evil," however, Ford traces that division back to the period between the founding of the Republic in 1789 and the beginning of the abolitionist assault on slavery in the 1830s.

There was his excursion to the big city to take charge at Aston Villa for two unsuccessful years, followed by his managerial redemption at Molineux with Wolves who, with the considerable help of a bargain £35,000 buy from West Brom, Steve Bull, he took from apparent financial ruin in the Fourth Division back to the second tier.

For the remainder of the night, the division retired through the line held by the regiment, until 04:00 on 1 April when the Wellington Mounted Rifles took over from the regiment, which then followed the division back to the river.

This was done by reflagging the 4th Brigade, 78th Division back to the 189th Infantry Brigade.

For the first time since buying the art-house studio Miramax in 1993, Michael D. Eisner, the chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, is willing to consider selling the division back to it founders and co-chairmen, Harvey and Bob Weinstein, according to close associates.

Hitler's decision to order two key armoured divisions back to Calais was revealed in the messages deciphered by Roberts and his Testery colleagues; this depleting of German troops is widely seen as having helped to ensure that allied forces were not driven back into the sea.

The roots of that division reach back to the formation of Consolidated Aircraft Corporation in 1923 by the American military pilot and aircraft maker Reuben Hollis Fleet.

The investigation into Bank of Scotland's corporate division dated back to the start of 2006, when the HBOS parent group was run by Sir James Crosby.

Chadha acknowledges this fault, but traces the fatal divisions back to a former viceroy, Lord Curzon.

The divisions date back to the George W. Bush administration, and most occurred before Mr. Perez was confirmed in October 2009.