Sentence examples similar to Which date follows from inspiring English sources
The pictures, which date from June, follow an attack by the so-called Islamic State (IS) on the moderate rebel New Syrian Army base of Al Tanaf on the Syria-Iraq border.
As of Wednesday, the UK having just 1.85in (47mm) of rain so far means it is the driest start to summer in modern records, which date back to 1961, followed by 2013 with 2.3in (59mm) of rain.
Among other things, he showed me letters, of which I cannot remember much now; but I do remember some sort of a diary which he passed over to me in which there were dates followed by some notes which I could not read because they were written in Polish.
The date, which follows the copyright symbol, is the year of conferral of your degree.
This is especially true in "Wish You Were Here," his finest and deepest novel to date, which follows three generations of the Maxwell family during a final vacation at their summer cottage in western New York.
We invited them into the VICE office in Toronto to have an intimate conversation about the artist's fourth and perhaps most urgent studio album to date, which follows her 2014 Polaris Prize-winning Animism, and addresses the "rape of women, rape of the land, rape of children, despoiling of traditional lands without consent".
http://URL (accessed on which date).
This must follow the format: "start date" followed by "to" followed by "end date".
The Chalcolithic Period (Copper Age), which dates from 3000 to 2500 bc, was followed by the Bronze Age.
Which piece follows which.
