Examples of 'which goes back' in a sentence
Meaning of "which goes back"
which goes back: This phrase is used to refer to something that dates or extends back to a particular point in time, emphasizing the historical or chronological connection
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which goes back
A history which goes back for centuries.
Voluntary contribution of labour is a tradition which goes back thousands of years.
A service which goes back a thousand years.
I know such families with a history which goes back generations.
Which goes back to what we were saying before.
The shoe is a symbolism which goes back in time.
Which goes back to the deal about the bonus.
It is a relationship which goes back for centuries.
Which goes back for a while.
Yoga is a precise practical method of spiritual training which goes back to very ancient times.
Which goes back to slavery.
A unique tradition which goes back to the XVIII century.
Which goes back to the question of who the series is made for.
There is a very intuitive criterion for properness which goes back to Chevalley.
Which goes back to inventory.
You have an affinity with Arsenal which goes back many years.
Which goes back to the time of an Amenemhat of.
Paul Bocuse belongs to a dynasty of cooks which goes back to the XVIIIth century.
Which goes back to what Dylan was saying about them being total opposites.
This university has a European and an international vocation which goes back to its origins.
Scepticism which goes back at least to Descartes.
Portugal and the world, it is a story which goes back many centuries.
Which goes back to the poets of the Beat Generation.
The Latin Quarter has a rich heritage which goes back to the Romans period.
Updating and simplifying Europeanlegislation he huge volume of EU legislation, some of which goes back.
It 's an idea which goes back to the roots of the country.
Mate is more than a tea it is a ritual, which goes back to colonial times.
This vital support, which goes back decades, is a key element of our article IV efforts.
Never forget, the shape is the bottom which goes back to the surface.
Which goes back to my original point: don't open a bottle.
Or they would take off my slacks, which goes back to showing a little sympathy.
Her art, which goes back fifty centuries, is eternal and incomparable.
The parks have interesting historical data, some of which goes back many years.
Howandromeda would react, Which goes back to what we were saying before.
The latest chapter in Audemars Piguet 's quest for world firsts, which goes back over a century.
Derived from old Norse which goes back to the reconstructed Indo-European base "agh.
The detection of motion finds its roots in astronomy, which goes back thousands of years.
My own Descendant Report which goes back to Ansbert, the progenitor of the Merovingians.
You three different indicators during this period which goes back to the early 90s.
Ancestors, which goes back to Heracles, the son of Amphitryon, he can not.
Man power and number of hours in a day, which goes back to man power.
The distinction, which goes back to Spinoza, between potentia and potestas.
But what about the spirit which goes back to God?
A service which goes back a thousand years . It 's the Coronation.
Now lets look at the spirit which goes back to God?
Which goes back 6 or 7 generations.
The Habbaris have a history which goes back to pre-Islamic times.
As for Russia, we have a historical relation which goes back centuries.
This tradition, which goes back 545 years, is considered a part of the cultural heritage.
To this ending is prefixed the syllable Horsch-, which goes back to a personal name.
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