Sentence examples for a rare date from inspiring English sources

She's preparing for a rare date as the play opens, making friendly chitchat with the brand-new baby sitter she has rashly yoked into watching her daughter, who is still nonverbal, highly allergic and described as being a "special needs" child on "the spectrum".

When we arranged a rare date night, the pressure to perform would consume her.

A rare date to acknolwedge the rarest of the rare in our society.

I'm thinking about how that very night of the shooting, my wife and I went out for a rare date together.

Between 1866 and 1878, production only occasionally exceeded ten million; the 1877 coin, with a circulation mintage of 852,500, is a rare date for the series.

He mocks the ruined lives of young parents, pathetically grateful to be granted a rare date-night at a months-old movie.

Mr. Idol, who played a rare club date on Tuesday at the Bottom Line, emerged when punk, the antidote to rock decadence, hit the mainstream.

Babs came back to her old haunt in September 2009 for a rare club date with some close personal friends, including Bill and Hillary Clinton, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Nicole Kidman.

(Good experiences with Mr. Nolfi on the Bourne franchise also contributed to Universal's willingness to entrust him with such an ambitious project; the studio also saw it as the rare date movie that could appeal to both sexes).

The Landeron movements were more varied, which included the 47, 48, 51, 57, 59, 80, 81 calibres, and for the rare date and moonphase models, the Landeron 186 was used.

Yet, the first use of blue moon in the sense of a rare event dates to 1528 according to the Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins.