Sentence examples for team dated from inspiring English sources

By building a family tree of the germ, the team dated the bacterial ancestor to the late Roman period.

The team dated the tooth dentin and enamel, the sediment stuck to the upper jaw, and tools found near the fossil.

Between 2005 and 2017, Patrut's team dated more than 60 trees across Africa and its islands — nearly all of the continent's largest, and potentially longest living, known baobabs.

However, a note from GCHQ's operational legalities team, dated May 2008, states agents can search Dishfire for "events" data relating to UK numbers – who is contacting who, and when.

Brustad says that a recent Monroe graduate from his men's team dated a member of the women's team, and that the couple could be relied upon to run through rigorous shooting drills together.

By all accounts, he was a success there — he became the co-captain of his school's football team, dated cute girls (including Rita Coolidge's sister) and was voted class president.

The Giants, I was assured by Jimmy Cannon, a sports columnist and native Manhattanite, were the real New York team, dating back to the storied days of Christy Mathewson and John McGraw.

His interest in buying a team dates to the mid-1980's, when his four sons began entering junior high school, and coaches coveting their height tried to recruit the boys for their teams.

"I think there is a warm spot for many Americans with the U.S. Olympic hockey team, dating back to the Miracle on Ice," Brad Adgate, senior vice president for research at Horizon Media, said via e-mail.

He is a regular member of The Post's Olympics team, dating to the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, and he became a columnist for the Sports section in 2016.

During the initial investigation into the Patriots, the league accepted seven tapes gathered by the team, dating to 2006, while collecting a written promise that it possessed no more.