Sentence examples for sections date from inspiring English sources

The larger sections date from the 16th and 17th centuries.

THE first airplane business-class sections date to the 1970s, when the seats were like oversize, padded armchairs that could recline about 40 degrees.

The custom of inviting a congregant mourning the death of a close relative to recite in public one of the Kaddish sections dates from Germany in the 13th century, and subsequently the Kaddish became associated as a way to "elevate" the soul of the deceased.

To the west are the Casbah (the old citadel) with sections dating from Roman times, the Souk el-Ghezel mosque (converted for a time into the Notre-Dame des Sept-Douleurs Cathedral by the French), the Moorish-style palace of Ahmad Bey (1830 35; now in military use), and administrative and commercial buildings.

The property, owned by the National Trust, has parts dating to the 14th century, with other sections dating to the 15th, 16th, 18th, and 20th centuries.

The surviving Sunniside to Causey section dates back to 1725.

Those cabins join an existing five-room bed-and-breakfast, whose original section dates to 1780.

WHILE YOU'RE LOOKING The Inn at Stone Ridge (3805 Route 209, 845-687-0736; www.innatstoneridge.com) has six suites in an elegantly restored bluestone house whose oldest section dates to 1757.

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INSIDE: The three-story house, whose oldest section dates to the 1820s, was built using local chestnut, pine and oak and marble quarried on the property.