Sentence examples for Date brought forward from inspiring English sources

The film, commissioned by the BBC, which was due to be aired on International Women's Day, had its airing date brought forward by the broadcaster in the UK and was shown last night.

Chief executive Dave Lewis has only been in the job a month, while chief financial officer Alan Stewart, who was originally due to join the company on 1 December, had his start date brought forward and took up the post last week.

There will be a substantial excess in incidence in the first few years of the programme due to the prevalence screen: large numbers of asymptomatic tumours in the prevalence pool will have their diagnosis date brought forward to the time of the prevalence screen.

Almost half the books on the longlist were not due to be published until the end of September, and have now had to have their publication dates brought forward.

An expected date of October 2007 for the out of service date was brought forward at just five days notice to 30 April 2007.

She had initially been told she would be flown out on 15 February, but the date was brought forward today, giving her a week's notice.

It wants a referendum held later this year if possible and would demand Mr Cameron's 2017 date be brought forward in return for supporting a minority Tory government.

The release date was brought forward by five weeks by Ronson's record label Columbia Records, which is part of Sony Music alongside Syco.

Star Wars fans have had the wait for seventh instalment The Force Awakens shortened after the UK release date was brought forward by 24 hours.

Thanks to a performance from semi-finalist Fleur East – 2 mins 52 secs of gold-laminate choreographed majesty – the release date was brought forward by five weeks.

Lewis's start date was brought forward after last week's profit warning – the long-serving Unilever executive had been due to replace the ousted Clarke at the beginning of October.