Sentence examples for of later dating from inspiring English sources

There is additional support in other relevant research findings that report the presence of friend violence as a predictor of later dating violence [ 31].

Of later date (c.

(Although the parallels are of later date, they illustrate the persistence of age-old traditions).

The works that have survived seem, however, all to be of later date.

For subtlety of carving and true regal dignity scarcely anything of later date surpasses the diorite statue of Khafre.

The central figures are ringed with ornaments of colored glass and smaller lead icons of later date.

The so-called Khurda Avesta ("Little Avesta") is a miscellany of texts of later date, the oldest parts of which may have been composed about 400 bce.

Of later date was Avicenna (980 1037), also a Persian, who has been called the prince of physicians and whose tomb at Hamadan has become a place of pilgrimage.

As shown by a literary tale of later date, Seqenenre was contemporary with Apopis, one of the last great Hyksos kings.

The British School at Athens excavated (1896 99) the ancient acropolis of Klima (1000 800 bce) above Mílos, uncovering a palace and a gymnasium and a Roman theatre of later date.

Modern Times, by one of those bewildering dispensations of the film industry, has taken so many months to reach Manchester that nobody would dare to call it 'Charlie Chaplin's new film.' For all we know they may at this very moment be showing one of later date in London, the Isle of Man, Treorchy, or Ardnamurchan.