Sentence examples for become a date from inspiring English sources

That Tuesday 11 September would become a date in history, now dubbed 'the day the world changed'?

"2001" in particular, though its vision of the future will not keep to Mr Kubrick's timetable, has become a date as resonant as George Orwell's 1984.

"I think the Footies is going to become a date in the diary for many years to come," Corden honked obligingly.

International Women's Day has become a date to celebrate how far women have come in society, in politics and in economics, while the political roots of the day mean strikes and protests are organised to raise awareness of continued inequality.

International Women's Day has become a date to celebrate how far women have come in society, in politics and in economics, while the political roots of the day mean strikes and protests are often organised to raise awareness of continued inequality.

The journal didn't become a date book.

Then she plans to become a dating coach.

When you become a dating blogger, it is like signing up for this whole new universe".

The site has actually evolved itself to become a dating site or so I think.

Unsurprisingly, it has also become a dating gold mine in a city flush with single people where heartbreak hangs as heavy as diesel exhaust and corniness is a hanging offense.

It's sure to become a dating feature, though Yik Yak co-founder Brooks Buffington tells me that's not the reason it was built.