Sentence examples for it dating to from inspiring English sources
Adding to its woes is $2.17 billion in debt, much of it dating to 2007, when private-equity firm Apollo Global Management bought the company in a leveraged buyout valued at $3.1 billion.
At the Vuitton retrospective, his work was the foil to the vintage finery, some of it dating to the house's founding in 1854.
Boxes of Aura's books, papers, and stuff, some of it dating to her childhood, went into the putative maid's quarters behind the kitchen.
The teaching and writing, much of it dating to the 1930s, of the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan (Écrits [1966; Ecrits: A Selection]) influenced many major thinkers in the 1960s and '70s.
Aleppo's old souk, much of it dating to the 17th century, is not only an important tourist destination but also a vibrant center of commerce and community, housing vendors of pastries, spices, antiques and crafts.
That has disappointed some advocates who took Mr. Bloomberg's early claim to reduce lawsuits as a signal that litigation -- some of it dating to the Koch administration -- would suddenly come to a full halt.
News reports said it dated to September.
It dates to the 15th century.
It dates to around A.D. 161.
It dates to Obama's election.
