The phrase "all of your dates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple dates associated with a person, such as appointments, events, or social engagements.
Example: "Please send me all of your dates for the upcoming meetings so I can schedule accordingly."
Alternatives: "every one of your dates" or "all your appointments".
Or you could, like me, take a portable lie detector to all of your dates.
"My name is Jeff, and I will be working with you on all of your dates from this point forward," Jeff wrote.
See if the person pays for all of your dates in cash.
Make sure all words, names and titles are spelled correctly and that all of your dates are correct.
If you have more money than the Queen of England (like J.K. Rowling does), or have a dream job that you want to place as a priority in the relationship, or are looking for someone to play a supportive role to you, then, by all means, reach for the check (with all of the femininity that you desire to summon) on ALL of your first dates.
The theory says if you reject all suitors for the first 37% of your dating time, then after that period you should pick the next person who surpasses all others you've seen before.
You can manually input all of your bills, payments and due dates and Mint will give you time line of bills so you can see what's coming up and what bills have been paid.
All of your due dates should be marked, highlighted or underlined; use anything that draws your attention.
Draw up a calendar with all of your due dates (or enter it into your phone), and check it religiously.
If you're curt with waitresses, flippant with people at work, or show up half an hour late to all of your dinner dates with your supposed best friend, then it may be because you think these people don't really deserve your time or attention.
I know it is dear to you because I see all of your highlights dating back to 2005.
