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Free sign up"agrees to a date" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of setting up a romantic outing or meeting with someone. Example: Sarah and John have been talking for a few weeks and finally he agrees to a date. They decide to meet at a local coffee shop next Saturday evening.
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Claire and Jack cross paths again when he and his partner in crime, Charlie Jon Sedaare are visiting the Columbia campus to collect their cut of a gambling operation, and this time Claire agrees to a date.
On a clever trifle called "Switch!" she agrees to a date with a stranger and then falls for his best friend; her attempts at smooth-talking her way out of the mess are both comic and honest.
Brendan reluctantly agrees to a date with Ste and the pair go to a gay bar, but Brendan bails.
In the aftermath of the breakup, Lexie agrees to a date with fellow resident, Jackson Avery Jesse Williamss), and the two entertain a brief relationship.
In Sonic and the Black Knight Sonic agrees to a date with Amy before he is whisked into the world of King Arthur, with an alternate version of Amy as the Lady of the Lake.
When young, confident secretary Alice Mayberry, played by Judy Garland, nervously agrees to a date with traveling soldier Joe Allen, played by Robert Walker, they take a noisy bus ride through New York City but the words "The End" appear on the other side of the screen.
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Finally, she agreed to a date.
Impressed by his directness, she agreed to a date.
You'd meet a girl, hit it off, get her number and agree to a date.
After a week of exchanging messages, Ms. Roberts agreed to a date (her first via Match.com, Mr. Mabe's seventh).
The two parties cannot even agree to a date for discussing strategy.Meanwhile Mr D'Alema's government is looking weak.
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