Sentence examples similar to it dates back centuries from inspiring English sources

Bingo, which dates back centuries, first became popular in the United States during the Depression.

Use of rhino horn in Traditional Chinese Medicine [TCM below] and Traditional Oriental Medicine dates back centuries.

He works as a stenographer in the Police Academy in Erbil, a Kurdish city that dates back centuries.

Organizers of reform mosques are building on an evolving tradition of women imams that dates back centuries.

A "very English and very eccentric" tradition that dates back centuries has attracted thousands of people on Easter Monday.

To be sure, Ukraine has a painful history of anti-Semitism that dates back centuries.

It is a process dating back centuries, with a rich history of chicanery — like the bought election of Julius II in 1503 and the undermining of a leading contender, Cardinal Giuseppe Siri, in 1978, thanks to the leaking of an embargoed interview he gave.

Normandy is known for its apple orchards dating back centuries.

It may have a heritage dating back centuries, but in the last five years the Scottish whisky industry has undergone something of an energy revolution.

At the center of it all is a system dating back centuries that enables monarchs to reward the loyal for their services and co-opt the useful for their influence -- even, some whisper in the corridors of power, return political favors with medals and titles.

Yours is a noble tradition dating back centuries and it's about to go away.