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Meanings of
date from
in English
Portuguese
ressurgir
Catalan
remuntar-se
Back to the meaning
Belong to an earlier time.
go back
date back
Portuguese
ressurgir
Usage of
date from
in English
1
The great stones that survive today
date
from
this period of building.
2
It is waiting for a final trade start
date
from
the exchange.
3
Those laws
date
from
King Henry VIII's reign, nearly 500 years ago.
4
Earlier this year, DreamWorks shifted the movie's release
date
from
November 2013.
5
There's a lot of history Downtown: some buildings
date
from
the 1800s.
6
Or maybe parts of it
date
from
more than a century ago?
7
Those in the nave
date
from
the end of the fifteenth century.
8
It must also
date
from
a time when people were becoming literate.
9
Most of the cards
date
from
the early part of this century.
10
The discoveries of America
date
from
the close of the fifteenth century.
11
Political reforms of western civilization
date
from
the Reformation and the Renaissance.
12
Their prosperity would
date
from
the ratification of the treaty of cession.
13
The Crown Tower and the Chapel, the oldest parts,
date
from
1500.
14
Ali selected a nice plump
date
from
the bowl and studied it.
15
The first seems to
date
from
an early epoch of his life:-
16
No matter what happened she had now this day to
date
from
.
Other examples for "date from"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
date
from
date
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
date from
Portuguese
ressurgir
remontar
Catalan
remuntar-se
Date from
through the time
Date from
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common