Sentence examples for which dated from inspiring English sources

This was the "humoral pathology," which dated back to the Greeks.

The age of the main -- which dated to 1880 -- may have also been a cause, she said.

Irene wiped out the building, which dated to the 1940s.

(The streak, which dated to 2011, ended Wednesday in Texas).

Mr. Warren said the house, which dated from about 1850, required tremendous work.

The plant, which dated to the 19th century, had at one time been a slaughterhouse.

In 1840 the Lithuanian legal code, which dated back to the 16th century, was abolished.

Feature filmmaking, which dated to the silent era there, had been moribund in the postwar period.

The 19th Amendment was the culmination of the women's suffrage movement, which dated to the mid-19th century.

Among of those destroyed was Elahbel, which dated from 103 AD and was four stories high with an underground floor.

In 2000 eight existing "export processing zones", the first of which dated from 1965, were converted into SEZs.