Sentence examples for carried dates from inspiring English sources

Flying atop every tent was the national flag of its occupants, and as I moved from tents housing pilgrims from India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan to those of pilgrims from the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia, I saw some seven-star quarters, where liveried waiters carried dates, oranges, and coffee flasks into lounges with flat-screen televisions.

The pictures carried date and time stamps that could not be faked.

One at 86th Street and Lexington Avenue carries dates along with virtually the same fruit.

STROLLING beside Amsterdam's oldest canals, where buildings carry dates like 1541 and 1603, it is easy to imagine the city's prosperity in the 17th century.

Among the documents seized by the police at the time were bills carrying dates relating to contracts that were signed only subsequently.

Opening a box, Robert recalled, "they said, 'You've got to look at this.' " Inside was a stack of old paintings and drawings, many signed "Kenneth Weiss," and carrying dates going back to 1958.

Mauritania was an important crossroads for camel trains carrying dates and salt across the desert, and Chinguetti is one of four surviving ksours (fortified trading villages), along with Ouadane, Tichit and Oualata.

Hatt-ı hümayuns usually were not dated, although some, concerning withdrawal of money from the treasury, did carry dates.

Everyone will carry "date cards," and mark down their interest in pursuing a relationship further.

What this suggests is that art and ideas may carry date stamps, but bombast is a timeless trope.

The other day, we got a notice from a club we belong to listing the dates of regularly scheduled meetings; our heart sank when we saw that some diligent busybody had carried these dates all the way through Thurs.