Sentence examples for a promised date from inspiring English sources

Many observers believed July 2011 was a promised date for completing a withdrawal, but in reality, it was always a promised date for beginning it.

As the promised date neared, the Cantonese demonstrated against British entry.

The company is looking to raise $50,000 through the pre-order campaign and get feedback from the community, with a promised ship date of Spring 2016.

Tagg, a Qualcomm subsidiary that Whistle acquires today, is already the largest maker of such a device, which is currently shipping, while Whistle's own product has a promised ship date of "late 2015" on its website.

However, it can keep you on track and may be especially important if you have a promised release date.

Mr. Chrétien said the Americans had agreed to come up with an alternative proposal to Kyoto, but the Americans said they had not promised a date for delivering that plan.

For Eva Respini, associate curator of photography at the Museum of Modern Art and the organizer of the current Cindy Sherman retrospective, Instagram, however attractive its filters, simply updates Kodak's slogan "You press the button, we do the rest" — a promise that dates back to the late 19th century.

Are you confident you can deliver the promised launch date of 2022 for the manned mission?

A Speedway Motorsports stockholder had sued Nascar, claiming officials had promised a race date for Texas but did not deliver.

A play date promised to my 4-year-old is just as important as a client meeting, in my mind.

It's available to pre-order now, with a shipping date promised after June 30.