The phrase "a bag of dates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a container filled with dates, which are a type of fruit.
Example: "I bought a bag of dates from the market to use in my dessert recipe."
Alternatives: "a pouch of dates" or "a sack of dates."
You were with her, holding a bag of dates to your chest, heard her let out a deep moan / when she saw how much you looked like him".
Our captors led us to a basement cell with a few ratty mattresses, a bottle to urinate in, a jug of water and a bag of dates.
Muslims traditionally break the daily fast by eating a date, and Hamza Abdullah said a bag of dates he brought to a night practice this summer drew puzzled looks.
But if you prefer relaxing with a bag of dates and a copy of The Sheltering Sky instead of an adventure road trip, take the train".
At the bottom of the pack, because it had never been used, was an emergency bag, containing matches, candles, a whistle, a space blanket, a compass, a flashlight and a bag of precious dates.
Around 9.45pm on Friday, 3 December, at "Styles", their house in Berkshire, Christie drove off and eventually abandoned her car, lights on – containing a bag of clothes and an out-of-date driving licence – on the edge of a chalk pit, by an eerie natural spring known as the Silent Pool near Guildford.
Before returning to his day job as a mountain and desert guide he handed me a bag of Slilou – the homemade powder mix of dates, almonds, seeds and herbs he uses for fuel on his runs – and explained how you can add honey to form small balls which are easier to consume on the move.
The parent who will not serve a Capri Sun and a bag of crisps after a play-date is thought of as some sort of pervert - the same sort of weirdos, as a matter of fact, who would not let their kids watch television.
After a few blocks, the group stopped in the Baladay Market, owned by a Palestinian from Jerusalem, and shared a ring-shaped bread stuffed with dates and a bag of green almond fruit.
Meat and produce I tend to buy on a dinner-by-dinner basis, with the exception of a box of Barhi dates and a bag of tangerines (oranges and grapefruit have thicker skins and can store at room temperature for the couple of days they last in my kitchen).
I've had a pretty mixed bag of dating app experiences, ranging from the fairly awful (some dude messaging me at 2AM, asking me to get me a colleague's number for him, *Lady_Gaga_I_have_to_laugh.jpg*) to the quite good (that is, meeting people I've genuinely enjoyed dating).
