Sentence examples for which reaches back from inspiring English sources

Nearby, the Comédie-Française, which reaches back to the days of Molière (1622-1673).

I'm simply joining a conversation, which reaches back for decades, with people who are already trying to create a society of equals.

The contest within a democracy between "experts" and those who decry them has a pedigree which reaches back 2,500 years.

This is that story in the outlines, or at least a version of it, which reaches back not to Codd and Date, but to Galileo Galilei, and forward to an unknown future.

After her father died, in 2006, she embarked on this respectful, thoughtful biography, which reaches back two generations to reconstruct his past, his youth, his education, his career, his depression and his life as a husband and father.

It's an adventure which reaches back to golden-age Hollywood and the devil-may-care world of Douglas Fairbanks or Tyrone Power playing Zorro, or Errol Flynn playing Robin Hood.

But Beijing's interests there have historical roots which reach back far earlier than 1950.

He had just released the album "Drive" (Compendia), which reached back to the blues.

The roots of Icelandic literature and Norwegian literature, which reach back more than 1,000 years, are inextricably intertwined.

She writes that she was "a disappointment from the minute I popped out," on account of being a girl; she comes from a family with strong aristocratic roots on her mother's side, which reach back to the Plantagenets, a bloodline peppered with earls and ladies.

This act's content represents the tone segment A-D, but the act does not embrace the entirety of A-D itself – we are no longer dealing with acts of awareness which reach back to the recent past.