Sentence examples for go back thousands from inspiring English sources
Their ancestors go back thousands of years.
Regarding his age, Mr. Semahj said, "I'm vintage — I go back thousands of years".
IN the Himalayan art and artifacts that are the heart of the Rubin Museum of Art in Chelsea, some traditions go back thousands of years.
"Salukis predate the Afghans, the greyhounds, and go back thousands of years, to the Bedouins in the Sinai, to when man first decided to get together with the dogs to hunt," Trenholm said.
Nevertheless historic and cultural specificities, which sometimes go back thousands of years (Gurvitch 1962), have to be respected.
The traditions of organizing, which go back thousands of years, when combined with the broad deployment of the social graph are empowering a whole new set of leaders at a scale never thought possible.
What are you going to go back to, 19th-century capitalism?
"We're so middle class," says Mr. Pages, a fourth-generation circus performer whose roots go back to 19th-century Cuba.
The agent said he'd have to go back to 96th St., where he could get the train he wanted.
Accounts of disagreements between devotees of Shiva and Vishnu, the two major gods, go back to 2nd century AD.
Earnhardt technically will not start on the pole; Biffle will take the prerace laps at that spot but will go back to 39th just before the race begins.
