Examples of using It dates back in English and their translations into French
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It dates back to the XIII century,
The property has a rich history-- it dates back to the late 19th century-- and the common spaces have charm to spare.
It dates back several decades, and forms part of the functional logic underlying the rational division of the work of government.
It dates back to 1876, and was built in neo-Mudejar style,
The Church of Panagia Chrysotrimithiotissa belongs to the Bishopric of Kyrenia and it dates back to the middle-Byzantine period.
terrorists… it dates back to the Ancient Greeks.
The Lascaux cave in Montignac, Périgord is one of the world's most important decorated caves from the Upper Paleolithic era: it dates back some 17,000 years.
It dates back to the introduction of distilling during the Song dynasty;
It dates back to the 1800s, when it was a gathering point for the well-to-do,
It dates back to 1924 when it was founded as the Salambo Oceanographic Station(SOS)
some historians claim it dates back to the Roman game of Paganica,
wealth dates back to the 1990s and thinking about the individual elements of it dates back much further than that.
It dates back to the Ordovician, there is presently approximately 850 species.
As for the curious name, it dates back to the early 16th century when the then-ruling Spanish mistook the Flemish word for"prison," which the building served as for centuries, to mean"friend.
as well as its history-- it dates back to the 19th century, and once catered specifically to artists.
the sector is outdated, that is to say, it dates back from 1936 as a legacy of the colonial past,
Mr. Schrijver asked whether the State party planned to update its core document regularly, since it dated back more than 10 years.
The creation of a separate Macedonian nation was the idea of the Communist International; it dated back to 1934 and had been revived after the war,
much of it dating back five decades.
It dates back to 1654.