Sentence examples for it date back from inspiring English sources
The status message, and subsequent variations of it, date back to at least June 2012, and periodically gain traction.
The two six-story buildings flanking it date back to the early 1900's and were most likely residences, Mr. Schwarting said.
The origins of her "rebirth" as her team likes to call it, date back more than three years, when Mr. Medina and Ms. Lopez ran into each other at an event after years of not speaking.
Mr. Harrell and his 18-piece band were playing music from his new album, "Time's Mirror" (RCA/ BMG), a record that has a fairly retroactive take on "modern" jazz: some of Mr. Harrell's arrangements on it date back to the mid-1960's, when he was a young West Coast player touring with Woody Herman and Stan Kenton.
The first attempts to tackle it date back to before World War II.
Indeed, Jerusalem syndrome isn't a new-fangled affliction: descriptions suggestive of it date back to the Middle Ages.
Local priests do not know its exact age, but say it dates back thousands of years.
Rockwell has $20 billion worth of equipment in its customers' plants, some of it dating back 30 years.
Its origins are not clear, but it dates back certainly to the late 9th century.
"It dates back a few years.
