Sentence examples for may date back from inspiring English sources

Cyprus's reputation as a party destination may date back to the Bronze Age.

The art of enamelling in Japan may date back to the 7th century.

Experts believe the monastery may date back as early as the sixth century.

The historic progression of map-making cultures and collectors may date back as far as 12 millennia.

Further analysis suggested that this founder mutation may date back to between 22 and 103 generations ago.

It may date back to the early 18th century, but the "Aladdin" story has a 1980's ring.

This, too, may date back to the days when an education at a school was the preserve of males.

But while it may date back to the 19th century, the Mannequin Challenge is also very much of the moment.

Their use at the end of a declarative statement may date back in America to the 17th century.

Perhaps spontaneity is the key, and my attitude may date back to Mountain Day at my college.

CNN's programming problem may date back to 1980, the year it was started, creating the concept of cable news.