Sentence examples for average date from inspiring English sources

A recovered bell was dated 1705, and the average date of 25 recoverable artifacts was 1706.

Sow seeds indoors in potting soil six weeks before the average date of your last killing frost.

In Thoreau's time, the average spring temperature was 42 degrees and the average date of first flowering of the 32 species in the study was May 15.

The fourth kind was the sandpiper, long after its average date of arrival, and all of these had arrived during the night of the 20th, for none was visible on the previous day.

On most lakes, the timing of the final clearing of ice is remarkably uniform from year to year, usually varying by less than a week from the long-term average date of clearing.

The first seeds go into the ground about a week before the average date of the last killing frost, in the middle of May in the Hudson Valley, where I live, or when emerging oak leaves are about the size of mouse ears (conventional garden wisdom that I do follow) anywhere.

We went on two average dates.

Take a look at your average dating site, and you'll see that if you put the word "love" after it, pretty much anyone can call themselves "doctor".

But this is not your average dating site.

At first sight, WorldFriends actually looks much like a heavily internationalized version of your average dating site.

Using average dates from primary study data, he projects that alcohol beverages are modestly more price elastic after 1953 and less income elastic after 1965.