Sentence examples for between this date from inspiring English sources

Between this date and 400 bce the only other ceremony of Torah reading is that described in Nehemiah as having taken place at the autumnal New Year festival.

A question could be, for example, "How many people have been travelling from city A to city B between this date and this date".

MIT SUBJECTS WITH NO FINAL EXAM -- Graduate Subjects: either one in-class test may be given or one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last regularly scheduled class in the subject.

Graduate subjects: either one in-class test may be given or one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last regularly scheduled class in the subject.

Subjects with no final exam — Undergraduate subjects: no test may be given and at most one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last scheduled class period in the subject.

Between this date and his death in 1654, Algardi produced some of his most celebrated works, among them the seated statue of the pope now in the Palazzo dei Conservatori (1645) and a colossal marble relief of the Meeting of Attila and Pope Leo in St. Peter's (1646 53), which influenced the development and popularization of illusionistic reliefs.

As a biblical scholar intrigued with the use of the Bible in the public square, I enjoy making connections between this dated text and present time.

The contrast between this dating and that obtained from microsatellites [ 20] can be attributed to the well known effect of homoplasy of microsatellites, which leads to underestimation of separation times for long diverging populations [ 60].

GP1 (Area 1) It does give you some security…when they [patient] say why can't I have my operation next week and you say well we need to treat you, the guidelines are we need to treat you between, before this date and that's the same everywhere and as long as we do that that's considered reasonable.

We calculated the difference between this onset date and the date in which they arrived at the health clinic or hospital for treatment.

Made in August, 1915, and cited supra, Note 4. Between 1914 and this date six states had legislated on the subject.