Sentence examples similar to it bore a date from inspiring English sources

The 30-second video clip bore a date stamp of Jan . 28

But on the wall, a piece of black marble bore a date, 1914, above a list of names in Cyrillic script.

Because almost none of his paintings bears a date, it is difficult to determine the chronology of his artistic output, but it appears that all his important work was produced in the 20-year period after 1697.

Your application will be infinitely more attractive if it bears a local address or a fixed date of arrival, if, say, you're applying from Chicago for a job in Warsaw.

I noticed the National Historic Landmark plaque for X-10 bears a date of 1966, only 23 years after its construction.

They bear a date equivalent to 1351.

Foreign Muslims had traded in Indonesia and China for many centuries; a Muslim tombstone in eastern Java bears a date corresponding to 1082.

Neither the manuscript nor the translation bears a date, so we also don't know exactly when the story was written.

Unlike coins, stamps generally do not bear a date showing the year they were issued, making the stamp's age harder to determine.

But it bore no date or signature and got Mr Chasowa's father's name wrong.

It bore the same date: Nov. 29, 1970.