Sentence examples for agree to a date from inspiring English sources

You'd meet a girl, hit it off, get her number and agree to a date.

The two parties cannot even agree to a date for discussing strategy.Meanwhile Mr D'Alema's government is looking weak.

After being unable to agree to a date for the general election, parliament expired in January 2015 as the terms of most members ended.

Is there any chance at all that we could agree to a date when it, or some mutation of it, could be with us?

Wright gave Ashley, who owns 55% of Sports Direct, until 21 March to agree to a date before 1 June to be questioned by MPs.

"It would no doubt be wonderful to just be at a meeting and be able to agree to a date on the spot," said Ms. Aston, who keeps a desk calendar at home.

Finally, she agreed to a date.

Impressed by his directness, she agreed to a date.

After a week of exchanging messages, Ms. Roberts agreed to a date (her first via Match.com, Mr. Mabe's seventh).

Luckily for him – and me – she agreed to a date and they were married within the year.

The United States and its partners — Russia, Britain, China, France and Germany — wanted to resume talks this month, but Iran never agreed to a date, so a meeting isn't expected until January.