Sentence examples similar to since it predated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin, 76, the tribe's chief since 1979, is credited with the turnaround -- an unusual one, since it predates the rise of tribal casinos after the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988.

The charter, which carries an image of David I and Malcolm IV, was thought to be the earliest non-biblical illustration of human figures from Scotland but the Boethius manuscript can now claim this distinction since it predates the charter by a generation.

Galen believed that this idea originated with Hippocrates, though it is possible that it predated him.

Apple doesn't mention the iPhone by name in the patent, since it actually predates its existence, but it does suggest that an iPod could eventually become the control device in question.

I do not believe that the original In Our Time download can be called a "podcast" since it surely predates the term - which I really hate because it is meaningless!

It was a culture and a way of life and he's been collecting archival footage, some of it predating Kids since 2010 to weave it into a docu-narrative with the help of photographer Tobin Yelland andex-pro skater and Kid extra Peter Bici.

It predated the internet.

The Taliban spokesman said it predated the peace deal.

It wasn't powerful, but it predated the MacBook Air by years.

It predated Woodstock by over two years but is not nearly as well known.

Indeed, it predated the legislation.