Sentence examples for approximate dates from inspiring English sources

It is impossible, therefore, to give more than approximate dates for many of his works.

See table for the names and approximate dates of the earliest recorded Germanic languages.

Here the curators have largely followed the catalogue raisonnée, assigning approximate dates to the sketches based on the dates of related oil paintings.

From patterns in the DNA data, biologists can often estimate the sizes of ancient populations and even the approximate dates when one group of people split from another.

"We are just finishing a year of travel, and regardless of how many times we went through the list of countries and approximate dates, we were unpredictably denied".

My name didn't turn up in her initial search, but when I told her the approximate dates of the possible visits, she started pulling thumb drives out of the top of her desk drawer.

Briefly describe one or two memorable photos-their subject, composition, approximate date and any significant details".

But neither General Petraeus nor administration officials have indicated an approximate date for that to happen.

A caption with a picture of the Ellisons misstated its approximate date.

"What is the approximate date of beginning of next Charlie Chan story?" they inquire of the boss.

Just to make sure I got the point, it wasn't the approximate date.