Sentence examples for market dates from from inspiring English sources

A market dates from 1226.

The New York produce market dates from the 17th century, when pushcarts in Lower Manhattan sold vegetables, meats, eggs and milk from local farms.

The depressed IPO market dates from the post-2000 tecrashogy crash, which occurred just after VC firms had launched their largest funds ever.

Go to market Dating from 1706 and still going strong, Charleroi's Sunday market is fabulously colourful and is one of the largest such events in the country.

Not far from the new malls and hotels along the River Danube is Trhovisko Mileticova, a market dating from Communist times, where pensioners search for bargains among the barrels of pickled vegetables and cheap synthetic blouses from Asia.

A traditional covered market dating from the mid-19th century, it brings together greengrocers, bakers, butchers and fishmongers with a smattering of cafes and a clutch of stalls selling clothes, household items and art.

Nuremberg, the second largest city in Bavaria, is known for its Meistersinger and an idyllic Christmas market dating from the Middle Ages, but it is most famous for the gigantic and disturbingly overbearing rally grounds which helped to fuel the Nazi movement.

After the 1992 Olympics, however, dozens of trendy boutiques opened, and today, this barrio, which Barcelonians more often refer to as El Born (after a local market that dates from the 19th century), is as much a destination for shopping as it is for historic sites.

Parakou is an important northern market town, dating from colonial times.

The town retains its hexagonal market, cross dating from the reign of Henry V and now scheduled as an ancient monument.

They will be fronted on one side by a section of market buildings dating from 1928, and on the other by a range of new flats.