Sentence examples for fire dates from inspiring English sources

The palace of Palatista, partly destroyed by fire, dates from the reign of Antigonus Gonates III (c. 263 221 bce), who defeated Cleomenes III, king of Sparta (died c. 219 bce).

Our enjoyment of gazing at fire may be rooted in evolution, as the act of gathering around a fire dates back to prehistoric times.

The earliest convincing evidence for human control of fire dates back to 500 kyr BP in Europe [1] and 790 kyr BP in the Near East [2].

The earliest confirmed use of controlled fire, dating back a million years, took place at Swartkrans.

They mark the intentionally unrepaired scars of cannon fire dating to General Sherman's burning of the city, in 1865.

Nonetheless, there are no published reports of the abscission schedule of an aerial seedbank species that include the full temporal range from the fire date to several years after.

The most widely accepted previous claim came from the site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov in Israel, where archaeologists found traces of what appeared to be fire dating to 790,000 ago.

Turkey has been under attack from the PKK since 2004 when the terrorist organization ended its unilateral cease-fire dating back to 1999.

They were the worst bushfires in the country's history, which is replete with destructive and deadly fires dating back more than 150 years.

One argument for mixed-politics relationships is that, in the age of spin, you're just as likely to get caught in cross-fire dating someone on your own side.

The terms of reference, which have been made public, are to examine the response to that fire, "the effectiveness of public messaging including the adequacy and timeliness of emergency warnings", and lessons learned from inquiries from previous fires, dating back to the landmark 2011 Keelty report into the Perth Hills bushfires, and the need for further reform.