Sentence examples for going back tens from inspiring English sources

Anthropologists also suggest that grief is implicit in the burial practices of prehistoric cultures, going back tens of thousands of years.

Trapped in the ice cores are bubbles that give a record of the composition of the Earth's atmosphere going back tens of thousands of years.

Hidden in the coral terraces that line the eastern shores of East Timor are troves of artifacts and skeletal remains that tell a story of coastal activity going back tens of thousands of years — to the time when humans first settled nearby Australia.

But the real reason to visit this fair is for its wealth of older material, going back to 19th-century photographs by William Henry Fox Talbot and Eugène Atget and including classic 20th-century images by the likes of Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, Berenice Abbott and Andre Kertesz.

After going back a 2nd time to extract that last cc of medicine, give it a 2nd swab too.

The mines of Rajasthan have given definite evidence of zinc production going back to 6th century BC.

All of that said, there's no going back to 3rd grade, and Valentine's Day isn't going away.

Now he's going back for his 52nd consecutive 500.

"I basically held onto that premise, that we were going back on the 15th," Mr. Leonard said.

He comes from a bloodline of fighting Furys going back to the 19th Century.

We're not going back to the 19th-century governing philosophy of Hamilton, Clay and Lincoln.