Sentence examples for roots date back from inspiring English sources
Royal Mail's roots date back to the court of Henry VIII in the 16th century.
Its roots date back almost 4,000 years over a wide spectrum of cultures.
The show's roots date back to 2007, when Mr. Moonves put Mr. Goldberg on the company's board.
The Metropolitan Opera has decided to disband its resident ballet company, whose roots date back to the opera's founding in 1883.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD TOUR An industrial park whose roots date back to the Revolution, the Navy Yard is off-limits to all who do not work there.
The system's roots date back to the early days of the Communist Party, when propaganda films were tools of mass campaign and set the moral tone.
It has deep but unclear roots, dating back at least a decade.
Antinori is a noble family with winemaking roots dating back 26 generations and is now a major exporter.
With roots dating back to A.D. 830, the temple grew in prominence in the late 16th century when the shogun visited Kawagoe.
Once it was an unpretentious little working-class town with roots dating back to 1609, when Henry Hudson docked his ship in Haverstraw Bay.
Congregation Mikveh Israel of Philadelphia, which had roots dating back to 1740, produced Passover matzo for the Jews of the city and provided donations for the poor.
