Sentence examples for bears the date of from inspiring English sources
The letter is unquestionably convincing, except that it bears the date of January 6 , 1946
Although the map bears the date of 1755, it was not published until 1769.
The memorial's foundation block bears the date of its erection, "1867".
It bears the date of AD 437 and the names both K'inich Yax K'uk Moo' and K'inich Popol Hol, together with a possible mention of the Teotihuacan general Siyaj K'ak'.
A handful of mourners, some fighting tears, visited Section 64 of Arlington National Cemetery, where three rows of white headstones bear the date of Sept. 11, 2001.
Some practices that we feel will help with the initial stages of e-publication of novelties that are according to the Melbourne Code are: Having each article bear the date of publication prominently (as is done in many journals, for example New Phytologist or Nature).
Branagh slyly inserts arcane references to the Bard throughout Dead Again: A prison uniform bears the date 25101415 — the date of Henry V's Battle of Agincourt.
flourish". (He had already recorded "Sad Sack"—apparently inspired by the wartime comic strip of the same name in 1945). Each of the complete piano pieces bears the date and place of composition; all were composed between September 5 and 23, 1947, the first in Norwalk, Connecticut, and the remainder in San Francisco.
The present building, which is ot very small size and manned by half a dozen coloured soldiers, bears the date 1615 and the arms of Zeeland over the gateway.
The back side of the coin bears the date 1788, the year New York ratified the United States Constitution, and the words "Gateway to Freedom," referring to New York City's role as the entry point for waves of immigrants.
