Sentence examples for even stretches back from inspiring English sources

Lowe has now announced that he will release "Quiet Please" (Yep Roc), a two-disc greatest-hits collection that will include songs from those four records alongside songs from his early career — it even stretches back to his début as the frontman for Brinsley Schwarz.

A wife, however, was always a different story, even stretching back to her childhood.

But his career stretches back even further.

The history of players using a video board for help during play stretches back even further.

That pattern probably stretches back even further, according to the trustee, Irving Picard of the law firm of Baker Hostetler.

And the grand tower, improbably for anyone whose memory stretches back even a half-decade, will house an array of upscale tenants.

His television ban stretches back even longer than 1994 which, he has said previously, was the last time he took a holiday.

Yet there are features of Tuesday's attacks that have their origins in the Middle East, and in a tradition of sacrificial violence that stretches back even before the birth of Islam.

The inspiration for Experience struck back in December 2011, at which point the team hashed out all the concepts they wanted the service to include, but the story of the service's genesis stretches back even further than that.

But Letterman's fondness for the band stretches back even longer than that.

The film has real insights to offer: the cast powerfully convey the journalists' horror at realising the abuse stretches back decades or even centuries and also how abuse is as much about power as sex and that homosexuality is beside the point: the abusers have evolved the choice of boy victims because boys are reticent, more likely to swallow their shame and not speak out.