Sentence examples for So date from inspiring English sources
Regardless of where you go, a course of panchan will precede the main courses: plates of kimchi, electric-yellow daikon pickles and the not so date friendly combination of raw white onion slices that are meant to be dipped into a dense and pungent fermented black bean sauce.
Don't worry about it, but remember that you like him, and he really likes you, so date him, don't befriend him all over again.
It is something of a tradition for purveyors of the dates, hazelnuts, dried apricots and other delicacies used to break the daily fast at sundown to give pet names to their dozen or so date varieties.
Some of it is so date sensitive that when you take it in years after its creation, you're slightly embarrassed because the piece so acutely summed up its time that you see a reflection of yourself as you were when you first beheld it.
We all have busy schedules, especially couples with children, so date nights don't come easy.
Never had Ruggles seemed so dated.
It seemed so dated, so 13th century, so embarrassing.
Even so, dating services typically have trouble holding onto users.
Politics seems so dated, she says, just now.
