Sentence examples for it date from from inspiring English sources
The bricks around it date from the same period.
Although he never joined the Communist Party, Mr. Zhou's sympathies with it date from that period.
Our written sources for it date from the same period as the Heimskringla, and have been similarly distorted by a process of Chinese whispers.
Knowledge of the instrument was transmitted to medieval theorists by the 5th-century-ad philosopher Boethius; the first treatises on it date from the 10th century.
Hang gliding (its pracitioners are referred to as pilots, their instruments as hang gliders) began to attract attention about a decade ago, although the first successful experiments with it date from more than a century ago.
Parts of it date from the 14th century, when it was a pilgrim's rest for travellers on the Franciscan Waywith a chapel, dedicated to San Rocco, standing opposite its main gate.
Though it began in its present form in 1996, it dates from 1967.
Although it dates from 1956, and later compilations differ in some details, its general character is not in dispute.
It dated from Trenton's heyday.
It dates from the fifteen-eighties.
