Sentence examples for may dating back from inspiring English sources

He explains how the Speaker keeps order in the House of Commons and looks at foreign parliaments that do not operate to the rules of Erskine May dating back to 1844.

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

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.

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.

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

Some of the earliest artifacts found in the region are earthenware shards from Indian vessels that may date back 10,000 years.

The buildings may date back to the 14th century, but the freshly painted facades and handicraft market sap the square of much of its flavor.

Complaints about him may date back as far as 2001, though it seems clear that the grosser evidence emerged only last week.

Other research suggests that this trend may date back decades, and that young Americans have been growing more sexually conservative since the late 1980s.