Sentence examples for by a new date from inspiring English sources

Paul Nicholls, trainer of Kauto Star, reassured the horse's fans that he would not be inconvenienced by a new date.

Consequently, millennial implications were once again shrouded by a new dating system; the year 6000 am II became ad 800.

Barring any sort of stay, Corbett would then sign an execution warrant for Michael — the fifth death warrant bearing Michael's name, and the third signed by Corbett — setting a new date for his execution.

When that happens, you must go through each task one-by-one and assign it a new date and/or time.

Mr. Obama, who announced his proposal in Seward, where he hiked to Exit Glacier and tour Kenai Fjords National Park by boat, is seeking to accelerate the acquisition of a replacement icebreaker by two years, setting a new date of 2020.

This time they didn't even bother giving a new date by which to expect the decision.

"I am following the protocol set out by law and will announce a new date for the election in the near future".

A plan to hold elections in those regions Saturday was also soon scrapped by electoral officials, who said a new date would be announced later.

Mr. Azizan, the former driver, said he had been asked by the police to testify to a new date.

South Carolina has already announced a new date of January 21 for their primary, and Nevada announced a move to a date that is contingent on the yet-to-be-determined new date selected by New Hampshire.

A while back I read an article titled 'Your Love Life on The Boil', written by Jane Mulkerrins; a new dating theory which stood out to me.