Sentence examples for stage dating from inspiring English sources

The second stage, dating to about 7000 bp at Mehrgarh, includes evidence of another crop, cotton.

Ghassulian culture, archaeological stage dating to the Middle Chalcolithic Period in southern Palestine (c. 3800 c. 3350 bc).

Most, though not all, of the information that triggered this week's alerts concerned the early surveillance stage dating back several years, rather than later operational activities.

In the earlier stage, dating roughly from 9500 to 7500 bp, agriculture was being established in parts of Pakistan, in the northwesternmost part of the subcontinent.

Avestan falls into two strata, the older being that of the Gāthās, which reflects a linguistic stage (dating from c. 600 bc) close to that of Vedic Sanskrit in India.

Chief among those alumni was countertenor Iestyn Davies, who in the title role had a mountain to climb, taking on the eight arias and two duets Handel wrote for star castrato Nicolo Grimaldi in this, his first Italian opera for the London stage, dating from 1711.

The second stage, dated most precisely at 1906 ± 7 Ma, involved refolding of D1 to D3 structures about NE-trending axes (F4) and coeval dextral shearing and is correlated with Snowbird orogenesis.

The push for electronic health records, at least on the political stage, dates back to the 2004 State of the Union Address of President George W. Bush.

As far as romance goes, the following staged dating activities are done naked, to varying aesthetic and practical results: conga playing, bird-watching, water skiing, water tubing, A.T.V.ing, salsa dancing, horseback riding, spearfishing, paddleboarding, zip-lining.

In its sometimes headlong, always exciting lines, the poet, her friends and her family (known by initials — S., J. and so on) pretend, evade and hesitate their way through the stages (dating, driving, leaving home) that are supposed to govern American lives.

The staging dates back to 1990, and had not been seen since 1993.