Sentence examples for generally date from inspiring English sources

These reefs generally date back to the Late Cretaceous (100 million to 65.5 million years ago).

"He was a good writer and, though I didn't generally date Tauruses, he pleaded for equal consideration," she said.

Their more-firmly-tied exchange rates and current-account surpluses generally date only from 1998 when these countries needed to rebuild reserves after the Asian crisis.

In comparison, village homes generally date to the 19th century and are on tiny lots, like those along Maple Avenue, whose shingles, Queen Annes and Greek Revivals are being considered for historic-district status.

31st, it will bear the irrevocable stamp of the victims' efforts, and so may many other trials in years to come... "We generally date the movement from 1972," says John stein, who is a historian of the victims'-rights movement and the deputy director of the National Organization for Victim Assistance or NOVA, an advocacy group in Washington..

31st, it will bear the irrevocable stamp of the victims' efforts, and so may many other trials in years to come... "We generally date the movement from 1972," says John stein, who is a historian of the victims'-rights movement and the deputy director of the National Organization for Victim Assistance or NOVA, an advocacy group in Washington.

The Manchus took control in 1755, but current rule by China is generally dated back to 1870, when Qing dynasty generals crushed a Muslim rebellion led by Yakub Beg, a British agent, who proclaimed an independent Turkestan in 1865.

The movement toward gay and lesbian pride is generally dated from these clashes.

The Pucará is generally dated to 300 bc to 300 ad, in the Early Intermediate Period.

In the early part of the 20th century, Chinese writers generally dated the annexation of Tibet to the 18th century.

The Bosch painting, generally dated to 1503-4, depicts a panorama of human pleasure and suffering in three linked panels.