Sentence examples for field dates from inspiring English sources

The Communist preparation of the present political battle field dates back at least to 1966.

This is one time when it's important to carefully check the field dates associated with a poll.

There is also some suggestion in the data that the polls with the most recent field dates are slightly stronger for Mr. Obama than those that were conducted earlier in the week.

The cello and piano piece Patterns in a Chromatic Field dates from the early 1980s, when Feldman's fascination with subtly asymmetric patternings was yielding to the obsession with stasis that would lead to monumental epics.

Serious work in the field dates back to 1968, when Freeman Dyson, an independent-minded physicist, investigated the possibilities offered by rockets powered by a series of nuclear explosions.

Greek for the "science of signs," semiotics as a field dates back to fin de siècle philosophers and linguists like C. S. Peirce and Ferdinand De Saussure; in modern times it is most commonly associated with Umberto Eco.

Mr. Mitchell told The Times that his interest in the field dated from early childhood.

Ms. Rico's involvement with women's track and field dated to her start with the Amateur Athletic Union in the 1950s.

"The landscape has changed," said David Goodreau, president of Quantum Manufacturing, a Burbank-based aerospace machine shop whose roots in the field date to before World War II.

Note that the first examples of global reconstruction of the ancient field date back to the nineteenth century; one can, for instance, mention the work of the Swedish scholar Carlheim-Gillensköld (1896), whose computations went back to the sixteenth century.

In addition to the micro and macro components of social work, there is a rich history of community-based practice in the field dating back to the late 19th century, when settlement houses were founded and the settlement house movement played an essential and prominent role in community building and organizing for social and political change.