Sentence examples for time dates from inspiring English sources
From his time dates a new and more equitable adjustment of the imperial tax system.
The earliest surviving inscriptional peace treaty "for all time" dates from the 6th century and was found at Olympia.
From this time dates the title of Dalai ("Oceanwide") Lama, conferred by Altan and applied retrospectively to the two previous hierarchs.
Pope Innocent III came out on behalf of the Welfs, and from this time dates the antipapal feeling that runs through much of Walther's political poetry.
GNM cannot guarantee the time, dates and/or position of Advertisements and all such decisions will be at the sole discretion of GNM.
She remembers it as a fine time: dates in Manhattan with George and the other doctors, Broadway shows, drinks at Trader Vic's.
All e-mails are time dated and tracked.
Semi-Lagrangian methods have been around for some time, dating back at least to [3].
He probably has a tough time dating!
