Sentence examples for foundation dates from inspiring English sources

By her estimation, the house's stone foundation dates back to 1810.

Only the foundation dates back to at least A.D. 715, not the church.

In smaller communities, however, especially in Asia Minor, analogous local departures were used (legendary or historical foundation dates or other epoch-making events), with confusing results for latter-day chronologists.

The church's ancient foundation dates from the 12th century.

It is also possible that monasteries were established in Gloucester and Deerhurst, but evidence is lacking for their exact foundation dates.

Nothing earlier than the last quarter of the 8th century bce has been discovered, a full century later than the traditional foundation date.

The number etched on to its hospital in grimy brick – 1977 – is the squat structure's foundation date, but it could just as easily be the year when the clock stopped.

Its foundation date, it reminds new members, also marked the 300th anniversary of Britain's Glorious Revolution of 1688, which saw an unpopular king overthrown.It would be nice to believe that Labour's conversion to the cause of constitutional reform is a result of the intellectual force of the arguments advanced by Charter 88 and others.

The owners tried to have the foundation date on the club badge changed from 1933 to 2005.

The first documented foundation date of a citizens' initiative against this project was the 27th of October in 2014.

Archaeologists expect the finds, at the three-acre site, to provide the earliest foundation date for Roman London, currently AD 47.