Sentence examples for a historic date from inspiring English sources

But I genuinely hope that today will mark a historic date in the transition to business sustainability for all.

In accordance with this system, if it is desired to fix a historic date in the memory, it is localized in an imaginary town divided into a certain number of districts.

Afterward head to Mag Cafè, a classy cocktail bar pouring expertly prepared concoctions, like 10 Gennaio, named after a historic date and made with Hendrick's gin, basil syrup, lemon peel, bitters and vermouth (9 euros).

It's set to be raised at Stonewall on a historic date for the queer community.

But Juan Guaido, president of congress, reiterated his call for people to take to the streets Wednesday — a historic date commemorating the end of Venezuela's military dictatorship in 1958 — and to demand Maduro abandon power.

It's said to date from 1420 with a phase of rebuilding in 1492, that historic date when 'Columbus sailed the ocean blue'.

Our a-priori rules for the inclusion of breeds therefore focused on pony and draft horse breeds for which a historic founding date can be demonstrated, including breeds which are known to have been crossbred with Middle Eastern breeds and/or the English Thoroughbred.

That historic date, 5 November, was especially celebrated in protestant Bridgwater, where a local Jesuit priest was part of Guy Fawkes's attempt to blow up parliament.

The timing had additional significance as the historic date of the traditional Merina Kingdom fandroana new year's festival, historically celebrated by a ritual period of anarchy followed by the Merina sovereign's reestablishment of order.

The subtitle: "The historic date town reveal their new MP and change British politics forever".

Renaissance, rebirth, recovery are mots du jour as the historic date nears.