Sentence examples for that postdates from inspiring English sources

There is graffiti nearby from 1766 that postdates this, but beyond that the imagination is left to fill the gaps.

A 1658 painting by him is the one work in the opening gallery that postdates the Manchu takeover.

The comparatively small size of living penguins is thus a geologically recent phenomenon that postdates the original radiation of giant penguins.

What we'd like to see is polling that postdates the debate, but we don't have very much of it so far.

We suspect that the trend from background levels to the maximum in fact combines an initial rise that predates the glacial climax, the associated hiatus and the subsequent maximum that postdates the glacial climax.

You sense that the book itself (produced after a spell at the Iowa Writers' Workshop that postdates Greenwell's period in Bulgaria) is the story's happy ending, which is part of what makes it troubling.

The next recession will necessarily result from those factors that postdate the previous recession.

The tracking polls that were released on Wednesday contained only one full day of interviews that postdated the Florida debate.

Without this crucial resource - as well as additional discoveries by Drouzy that postdate his biography - various false impressions tend to get recycled and perpetuated.

But Geoff Gray said that he believed the army was holding information that Blake had not seen because it related to an army board of inquiry that postdated his review and should therefore be released.

Easily recognizable art objects and "jewelry" become common only in sites that postdate the MSA in Africa and Eurasia, but some MSA sites contain possible precursors, especially including abstractly incised fragments of ocher and perforated shells interpreted as beads.