Sentence examples for A precise date from inspiring English sources
A precise date can be fixed for the beginning of the crisis - Oct. 17, 1973, when the OPEC imposed its partial oil embargo - but almost everything else about the crisis remains unclear.
A precise date for the canonisations will be set by a meeting of cardinals, the Vatican said.
Obviously, this is not a precise date.
The film already has a precise date for release, November 7 2008.
No one can put a precise date on that first botched fermentation.
Documents in the ancient world carried a precise date; books never did.
Some of these poems begin (as he began all four of his novels) with a precise date stamp.
The Kindle Library Lending programme launches later this year, but Amazon.com did not give a precise date.
Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the archdiocese, said that a precise date for reopening the parish had not been set.
It would have been far better if he had given a precise date ideally by the end of this year, at the latest early next year.But the exact date of Mr Blair's departure is not the most important issue right now.
Flash forward, and we can pin the entrance of the portable cellular telephone into the historical record to a precise date April 3, 1973 nearly four decades before Steve Jobs, in 2007, revealed the so-called "one device," now arguably the best-selling product in history.
