Sentence examples for bent dates from inspiring English sources
Nan's engineering bent dates from his undergraduate days studying ultrahigh-frequency electronics at Tsinghua University in Beijing in the mid-1960s; during China's tumultuous Cultural Revolution he spent a decade working at an electronics factory.
Then, overnight, a storm blew in from the desert, said to be the worst in years, blasting everything with howling winds that bent the date palms along the Tigris River almost flat, and bringing with it a thick screen of yellowish-brown sand.
That should be a no-brainer given that the plot concerns servicemen, long deprived of female company, bent on finding dream dates (or any dates) under a 24-hour deadline.
We sat underneath our desks with legs crossed (yes, we called it "Indian style" to further date myself) bent forward with our hands behind our necks, looking like little pretzels but somehow ready for a nuclear attack.
Nothing induces sunglass malaise -- like the unwavering light in August: well-worn sunglasses appear particularly scratched or bent; optical fashion statements chosen last spring now seem dated and tired.
She again bent her rules and, seamlessly, they found that they were dating again.
And remember that this is not a date, so if he cancels on you don't get too bent out of shape!
But some of the most engaging and positive planning efforts to date at ground zero have occurred when designers have broken -- or at least bent -- the rules.
Why the administration was bent on making a case for war with cherry-picked evidence that was either out of date or highly dubious is an important question.
To date, most studies have focused on the difference between TW and NW in artificially bent Populus trunks, and have used cDNA microarrays.
