Sentence examples for Varied date from inspiring English sources

The further analysis of participants' answers revealed that open and varied "date" format was used in answers with the use of special characters "/", "-" and descriptive "month name e.g. October".

The print and manuscript material have varied date ranges.

Because of the varied dates for subjects offered in IAP, there is no specific add or drop date.

Opening May 14, with varied closing dates for the shows.

Origins of this grid-based urban plan had previously been found in varied sources dating back to the colonies of the Greek empire and then in Renaissance treaties.

The practice of conducting thoughtful and sometimes contrived tests on drugs has a rich and varied tradition dating back to antiquity, which expanded in the Middle Ages and early modern period.

In her best and most varied score to date, Ms. Tesori ("Violet," "Caroline, or Change") captures that haunting ambiguity.

Black Sabbath's fifth album saw them step away from undiluted metal with their most varied album to date, but the title track remains one of metal's greatest anthems.

This collection included plenty of the subtly sexy dresses which made his name, but the designer made a concerted effort to move beyond the Galaxy formula: this was Mouret's most varied show to date, with georgette dungarees, trousers and tailored jackets in North African inspired colours of hot-sky blue and desert sand.

Of Kron he says: "her book and resonantly precise lyrics give this show its essential spine," and of Tesori's score "her best and most varied score to date... [which] captures [the story's] haunting ambiguity".

While La Nouvelle Pauvreté may be his most varied work to date, it somehow manages to sound like his most complete, making his previous efforts seem like rough drafts.