Sentence examples for history date from inspiring English sources

Although mentions of falconry in European history date to at least the ninth century, it caught on among royalty and nobility in England after the return of the Crusaders from the Middle East in the 12th century.

(Narrow, more or less) Ps-Galen, Philosophical History, date uncertain (3rd-5th c. CE?): mostly a sorry epitome of Ps-Plutarch Placita.

The scientists say their model explains the curious observation that, for some reason, most zircons from the early part of Earth's history date back to a narrow window of time between 4.1 billion and 4.2 billion years ago.

The data on infants' vaccination history (date of vaccination and type of vaccine) were extracted from the physician's records.

Information on reproductive history (date of birth for each live born child) and cancer diagnoses was assessed through national registers.

For each confirmed case, demographic data characteristics (including whether cases belonged to a Roma/Sinti community), vaccination history, date of onset of symptoms, and hospitalisation, were collected.

Ms. Elliott, 32, has a criminal history dating to 1991.

Her criminal history dated back to her teens.

Of its 1,000-year 1,000-yearting back to Chistorygne?

The yard's history dates back more than 70 years.

Such discussions have a history dating back to 1981.