Sentence examples for modern dating from inspiring English sources
The widespread celebration of Christmas is relatively modern, dating back to the post-war American occupation.
Wrestling is one of the very foundations of the Olympic movement, both ancient and modern, dating back to 704 BC.
Skilled literary nonsense verse is rare; most of it has been written for children and is modern, dating from the beginning of the 19th century.
Modern dating techniques show it to have been fashioned for use in local waters by Indians about 1320, 200 years before the first Spaniard identified Mobile Bay.
At the meeting scientists will reveal results from a five-year research programme using modern dating techniques to answer these puzzles.
Now in her 50s, newly single and tired of modern dating methods, Jackie turns to her 15-year-old self, and to Jackie, for advice.
To underscore the bonobo's status as a signpost species — a guide to human virtue, or at least modern dating — it is said to walk upright.
The Tractatus was not printed until 1839, and its influence on comic theory is thus of relatively modern date.
That seed germinated after 8 weeks, similar to modern dates.
In 1833 Angharad Llwyd described the church as "a small neat edifice", with "an east window of modern date and of good design".
Even history is against him: the Japanese state is a fairly modern invention dating back only to the Meiji restoration.
