Sentence examples for A convenient date from inspiring English sources

"Dear Sir: In reference to a convenient date on which the Jolly Twelve might visit your Funeral Home, we gladly accept the date offered, Thursday, Nov. 26, 1936.

Mr. Lam said the end of June had been selected last winter for completion of the agreement simply because it was "a convenient date," and not because of the debate over the internal security laws.

Choose and Book, the electronic booking system for outpatient appointments, was introduced by the Labour government to enable patients to select, with their GP, a hospital appointment at a convenient date and time.

June 16, 1904, not only provided the author with a convenient date for "Ulysses," it was also the day on which he had his own first date with Nora Barnacle, the Galway girl with whom he would spend the rest of his life, and with whom on that same occasion, as the "Oxford Companion to Irish Literature" chooses to euphemize, he "probably engaged in physical intimacies".

I had contacted her via Twitter weeks beforehand to no avail, but after following up we scheduled a convenient date and time.

It was a convenient date because the 1900 federal census is the first that details a quite large cohort of Syrians in this country and in New York.

In addition, it may be necessary for GNMA to re-arrange a single session at a mutually convenient date.

In addition, it may be necessary for the masterclass to re-arrange a single session at a mutually convenient date.

In response to Mr Zardari's reiteration of an invitation to visit Pakistan "soon", Mr Singh has indicated his readiness to go on a "mutually convenient date", nuanced to an "appropriate time" in the briefing later by the Indian ministry of external affairs with the added caveat of "mutually acceptable dates" and "substantive preparations" beforehand.

But when he originally suggested the talks, on Nov. 30, Mr. Bush said they could be held "at a mutually convenient date between Dec. 15 and Jan . 15. And a Baker trip is not the only way to start talking.

Whoever comes closest to the final numbers will win that $10,000 plus an evening cruise around Manhattan with a friend on the Forbes vessel, The Highlander, on a mutually convenient date.