Definitions are as disputed as dates.
Women, frankly, are conspicuous by their absence: they're there as dates, interns, or bitch-girlfriend figures.
Pretty standard as far as dates go, but Mr. Goldie remembers it as being "unique".
Still, they weren't thinking of any of these meetings as dates.
Sexy actresses brought their mothers as dates; Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins brought their sons.
If you use sweet vegetables, such as carrots, or fruit, such as dates, you will need less sugar.
And at one fund-raiser, they auctioned themselves off as dates; winning bidders included a few professional football players.
The map may also include information about where major earthquakes have struck, such as dates, Richter scale or Mercalli scale readings, death tolls and economic impacts.
Dr. Joyce's Fantasy HUGH M. HEFNER wore a suit, not pajamas, and brought seven women as dates to the Friars Club's roast on Saturday night.
July 7, July 8 or July 9 - we do not consider these dates as dates we have to finish our job.
Mediating between the parties, Irenaeus stated that differences in external factors, such as dates of festivals, need not be so serious as to destroy church unity.
