Examples of using Pre-dates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That pre-dates this temple by a millennium.
Agriculture- growing crops rather than raising livestock- pre-dates the first cities by thousands of years.
The Metro in Budapest is the second oldest underground metro system in the world,only the London Underground pre-dates it.
The ALP pre-dates both the British Labour Party and the New Zealand Labour Party in party formation, government, and policy implementation.
In addition to preserving the knowledge, there were significant advancements including initial understanding, at least in part,of the blood circulation by Ibn al-Nafis which pre-dates William Harvey, by~ four hundred years.
Clues to this function are found in a legend that pre-dates even the ancient Tibetan culture, and which still draws pilgrims from all over the world.
While the Catedral Primada de Américas gets all the attention as the first cathedral in the New World,the Convento de Los Dominico pre-dates the cathedral and is known as one of the oldest buildings in the Americas.
Since that movement, which pre-dates Scientology by over seventy years, has many characteristics in common with Scientology, and since Christian Science has long been recognised as a religion, the attitude to worship in that movement is explored more fully.
Because these facilities(without which the system would not resemble Unix from a user perspective)stem from a longstanding free operating-system project that pre-dates the Linux kernel itself, Stallman of GNU asks users to refer to the entire system as GNU/Linux.
The examples in the book pre-date the digital age, but they are still illuminating.
There are relics that pre-date the universe itself.
The examples in the book pre-date the digital age, but they are still illuminating.
It's thousands of years old, pre-dating the pyramids!
Despite this, most of Sofia's major tourist attractions pre-date this era.
You can choose any of three historically anchored street names that pre-dated Sores and Boils Alley.
Gilbert Hyatt was awarded a patent claiming an invention pre-dating both TI and Intel, describing a"microcontroller".
Many countries in the Global South, whether Muslim or otherwise,are generally using colonial laws that pre-date their local penal codes to criminalize romantic love between consenting same-sex couples.
So the ancient priests who knew how to levitate the huge stonesfor the building of the pyramids and the Masonic knowledge that pre-dated ancient Egypt.
Palestinian emigration to South America began for economic reasons that pre-dated the Arab-Israeli conflict.
In a perfect world, we would have a dermatologist at our beck and call 24/7 andpreferably within walking distance for emergency pre-date extractions.
Dr. Natalio studies prehistoric stone tools- treasuresof the land that may elucidate the behavior of species, like homo erectus, that pre-dated modern humans.
It's an ancient Mediterraneanoutpost that existed long before the Italian state, pre-dating the Roman Republic by centuries.
The tombstones vandalized are in an older section of the cemetery;much of which pre-date 1960.
Tell the doctor I have a saddle sore andI need a script for Cortisone cream. Pre-date it.
Since the designation of the Australian Antarctic Territory pre-dated the signing of the Antarctic Treaty, some of the complex suite of Australian laws that relate to Antarctica date from more than two decades before the Antarctic Treaty era.
In 1947, Babbitt wrote his Three Compositions for Piano,which are the earliest examples of total serialization in music, pre-dating Olivier Messiaen's non-serial"Mode de valeurs et d'intensités" by two years, and Pierre Boulez's Polyphonie X by four.
Since the designation of the Australian Antarctic Territory pre-dated the signing of the Antarctic Treaty, Australian laws that relate to Antarctica date from more than two decades before the Antarctic Treaty era.
Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service conferred the firstgraduate degree in international affairs in 1922, pre-dating the U.S. State Department's adoption of the term"foreign service.".
Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service(SFS)conferred the first graduate degree in international affairs in 1922, pre-dating the U.S. State Department's adoption of the term"foreign service.".