Sentence examples for extend back from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'extend back' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to a period of time extending in the past. For example: My family has roots that extend back to the 1600s.
These records extend back to 1851.
The dispute's roots extend back three years.
Connections between the two extend back more than three decades.
The farm lobby's efforts extend back at least a decade.
The roots of Iroquois agriculture actually extend back before corn, beans, and squash.
OZÉ's roots extend back to 2012 when McCormick was a Peace Corps volunteer in Guinea.
The PingER data and results extend back to the start of 1995.
To some extent the roots of such thinking extend back at least to Darwin.
The cities of Samarkand, Bukhara, and Tashkent have histories that extend back to ancient times.
The turnabout is stark in Georgia, whose cultural ties to Russia extend back centuries.
Identifiable eclipses that were recorded under named Roman consuls extend back to 217 bce.
