Sentence examples for citing dates from inspiring English sources

He went over Douglas's bad behaviour in matters large and petty, often citing dates and places and details.

Both nights were full of performers citing dates and reminiscing over recording sessions and regional hits and misses.

He then "rattled off a series of decisions where he had overruled Cheney, even citing dates".In this section Computer says no Where next?

And much of it cannot be trusted anyway, Mr Skujenieks says, citing dates and facts about himself in his files which he knows are lies.

PS3 Fanboy offers up some concise reviews for the initiated, giving only one title, Need For Speed Carbon, a flat out "don't buy" rating, citing dated graphics.

He cited dates of newspaper advertisements for vacant positions, but said in some cases no one had applied.

I did not kill Marlene Esperat, but I know the whole story behind the murder of Esperat because I was asked to look for a hitman". Barua cites dates and details, yet the case has been characterised by mistrials, acquittals and delays.

One example that van Bendegem cites dates back to work done by the 19th-century Belgian physicist Plateau on minimal surface area problems.

The instances most often cited date to an era that in computer terms is ancient history.

The cited date, a Sunday, allows for New Zealand time, which is 17 hours ahead of US central time.

As well as someone comparing finding out a date's grammar isn't perfect to having an allergic reaction to cats, the article cited dating site Match's research, which found that 88% of women and 75% of men cared more about grammar than anything else in a potential mate.