Sentence examples for lore dating back from inspiring English sources
PRAGUE — Steeped in Italian sports lore dating back to 1909, the first of cycling's three Grand Tours, the Giro d'Italia, takes to the streets Saturday in the 2006 Olympic city of Turin with the embattled Alberto Contador and the colorful Mark Cavendish expected to provide much of the drama.
California weed-wine lore dates back to the late 70s and early 80s in a fuzzy cloud of memories floating above the California vineyards between Santa Barbara and Sonoma.
The entire "alternative" musical history of China is incredibly short: in popular lore it dates back to a single performance Cui Jian gave in 1986.
He supplements his search in the present with historical information dating back to before Constantine, vividly detailing the layers of outlandish lore that the relic has attracted over time.
And given Batman's 65 years of comic book adventures, dating back to "Detective Comics" No. 27, published in 1939 by DC Comics, references to Batman lore are abundant.
By the Sea, by the Seabreeze Down the road at the charming Seabreeze Inn (dating back to 1957), father-daughter team Rob and Robin Fariel gave me the dirt (or the sand) on Amagansett sandcastle lore.
"I was dating back then," he said.
The monastery was built in the late 1500s, but its origins date back to the first century BC when it started life as an ancient Roman villa; according to local lore, the poet Horace was a frequent guest.
Others dated back further.
That tradition dates back decades.
