Sentence examples for well date from inspiring English sources

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Thus the catalogue begins on a neo-Tudor housing estate of 1914 in Eltham that could as well date from the 1880s or the 1580s.

He believes the papyrus itself may well date from the fourth century, but the words, he says, clearly show the influence of modern printed books.

The earliest hachas, which were characteristically notched to fit on the yugos, were quite thick human heads and may well date to the Late Formative or Proto-Classic.

Xu Pingfang, a Beijing archeologist, has told me that my street may very well date to the fourteenth century, when many sections of the city were originally laid out, under the Yuan dynasty.

The text as first person witness may well date from Kierkegaard and Nietzsche.

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