Sentence examples similar to a dates of from inspiring English sources

On it, someone had carved a birthdate and, only a month later, a date of death.

The batches carried a date of 2006.

There should also be a date of departure.

Premier Foods has a date of 2011, United Biscuits 2012.

Ms. Cooper said the disgruntled guest was a date of a girlfriend from work.

They are traditionally dated about 1325, but a date of about 1375 has also been suggested.

But there was no record of parents, marriage, fatherhood, not even a date of birth.

David told me a date of mine had cancelled, so she waited for an hour.

Eighty pages in, he visits a graphologist, who gives him a date of birth.

A date of 2005 is being considered but no decision has been made.

Almost every film he mentions is accompanied with a date of release.