Sentence examples for accurate month from inspiring English sources

Two months is better, but this can be a chore, so getting one accurate month behind you will help.

Other polling companies showed a consistent race, which means that the far less accurate June result was almost certainly because of a change in the electorate being polled.

Or do I simply imagine that these shadows possess a power, that their rage survives without the help of the picture frames, this abominably accurate march of twenty-four pictures a second, twenty-seven metres a minute" (Bergman, Persona).

We also notice that forecasts for all days out were less accurate in November and December than in August through October.

If the indicator is accurate, the October figure will prove to be the high rate for this cycle.

If your report of Jon Cruddas's speech to Progress is accurate (25 March) – "a Labour government from 2015-20 has to be about redistributing power and not resources, he argues, because austerity makes cash handouts impossible and power becomes the new money" – there is still a long way to go.

That was mostly useful as a reminder of her habit of saying things that aren't quite accurate: in September, she told Jimmy Fallon that she'd met Putin as they were both waiting to speak at a conference in Beijing: "We were in sort of a green-room setting, actually".

The shorter duration is reflected in Bragdon's most recent report, which also includes a more accurate per-month benefit of $250 instead of $130.

These characterizations were accurate as August's intention to instruct and entertain audiences of the evils of organized charity makes The Blood Red Tape of Charity a propaganda film by definition.

The assertion of coolness at least tries to say something accurate: that earlier this month, science became something people watched on Times Square's Jumbotron at 1 30 in the morning, something they cheered for as fervently as any sports game.

Twitter statistics accurate at mid-October.