Sentence examples for citing the date from inspiring English sources

"He's been gone since the 17th of February," he said, citing the date the revolt began.

Parents can also draft their own, acknowledging whom their child will be traveling with and citing the dates of the trip.

It also mistakenly cited the date of first publication in the U.S., rather than in Canada.

However, later historians have cited the date 1818.

Users are encouraged to cite the date of data download when referencing the database in their work.

(This essentially secret meeting, and the comment itself, had occurred on 27 March 2009, but Javers failed to cite the date, which was indicated only under the accompanying AP wire photo of the CEOs coming out of this publicly unannounced event).

Each participant's usual medical practitioner/vaccine provider will be contacted to confirm the date of vaccination when a participant self-reports receipt of influenza vaccination but is unable to cite the date given from a written record, or where the participant is unsure of her vaccination history.

If you want to include the name of your author in your sentence, cite the date in parentheses directly after their name rather than at the end of the sentence.

A letter on Oct. 13 about democratic reforms in Morocco cited the wrong date for the country's parliamentary elections.

[Editors' note: A Nathan's spokesman said the company had no evidence of the contest before Mr. Rosey and Mr. Matz's involvement in the early 1970s, though The New York Times and other publications have often cited the 1916 date, something the spokesman said he usually attributed to "legend".] Your biggest disappointment?

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