Sentence examples for a vague date of from inspiring English sources

He won agreement for it only last week, with a vague date of sometime next summer.

Details are limited and a launch date has not been set other than a vague date of later this year.

He then looked for refuge in Salerno when arrived in a vague date among 1065 and 1077.

The news came with a vague release date of "some point [in 2016]." And now, the non-dairy plot thickens.

I will open the betting myself with a rather vague date, due to being conditional on other events.

The SDK will be available in November and the Apple Watch still has an official (and vague) ship date of Early 2015.

But the deal, which left vague the date of disarmament and details about a possible civilian nuclear power plant for the energy-poor North, collapsed 24 hours later when North Korea said the United States "should not even dream" that it would dismantle its nuclear weapons before receiving a new nuclear plant.

A person who can talk naturally about things he's interested in is always better conversation than someone armed with pre-written prompts and a vague hope of getting a date.

And now, in lieu of an actual date, we have a vague idea of the kind of wait you're in for.

Much of the novel has the loose, jotted feel of a journal, minus the dates; there is a vague sense of time going by, but how much?

It's touch and go … but mid-2017 seems like at least a vaguely plausible date.