adam and eve was here also in the dawn of timethat christans like to say but also fruit was there since the dawn of time sothat all i can say
Tobacco has been used since the dawn of time so they didn't know at the time
Since the dawn of time
People have used some form of drugs since the dawn of time.
The method of decorating fabric by sewing pieces on, called applique, has been used since the dawn of time. There is no record of the earliest people using that method, but some of their clothing has been preserved in the ruins of earlier civilizations. Applique has been used by many different cultures through out history.
People have used slang since the dawn of time. There was slang every since cave men but it wasn't slang it was the pronounciation for thier words.
Since is used to define a period of time. * I haven't seen Fred since Thursday. * It's been a long time since I last ate a doughnut. * Since you left, I've been very upset. Al these denote a span of time from some point in the past up to the moment the speaker is speaking.
since the begining of time
No.Since is used with points in time eg since last week, since yesterday, since 3:00am.For is used with periods of time eg for 2hours, for 1 week, for 3 years.I have been waiting for 2 hours.I have been waiting since 5:00pm.
"Since" is used to indicate a specific point in time when an action began, while "for" is used to indicate the duration of time an action has lasted. For example, "I have been studying Spanish since January" (point in time) and "I have been studying Spanish for 6 months" (duration of time).
Ever since the first time it was said.
The technique of sewing decorations on fabric has been used since the beginning of recorded time.
Since is used as a preposition to indicate a starting point in time or a reason for something. For example, "She has been in London since 2010" shows the starting point in time, while "Since you're here, let's go for a walk" indicates a reason for doing something.