The phrase "a date when you" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific time or occasion related to an action or event involving the person being addressed.
Example: "Please let me know a date when you will be available for the meeting."
Alternatives: "a time when you" or "a moment when you".
It's hard to get a date when you won't stop talking about yourself even though you don't have much to say.
Pick a date when you want to open the capsule, like 10 or 20 years in the future, and be sure to write an "Open on —" date on the outside so you'll remember when to open it.
Wasn't the best part evenof a date when you made out with your girlfriend in back?Right now, hitting a hundred, don't we love each otherfor how our tires are glued to the pavement and life has no end?
after the parties down the Parkway at a hundred and ten. of a date when you made out with your girlfriend in back? for how our tires are glued to the pavement and life has no end?
A film seems like a great idea for a date when you can't say much to each other, but Gary points out you have to talk about the film afterwards, and suggests you instead use the language gap as material for a date.
Also, there is a moment during a date when, you hope, her eyes will forget the background and focus on you, or she will laugh at an idiosyncrasy, or you mesh on some point -- the silliness of the name Verizon, a dislike of skiers, a shared fear of heights, the realization that, despite Hollywood, people basically aren't sympathetic -- something.
With a campaign you have a specific goal with a set date when you win or lose.
If you have not used your mark yet, you will provide a specimen at a later date when you have begun using it.
WHO NEEDS A PROM DATE When you have a prom pup ― with a matching outfit.
WHO NEEDS A PROM DATE When you have a prom pup ― with a matching outfit.
Although you can't deduct this $3,000 passive loss right now, it goes into suspension and can be used at a later date, when you have a passive gain.
