Sentence examples for date as a from inspiring English sources

Death doesn't date as a cultural taboo; likewise religion.

My first date as a trimmer man scared me more than my first fight.

Mossberg says that he doesn't worry about becoming out of date as a print journalist.

In the next take, MacLachlan spun out the idea of the date as a caper movie.

"I thanked him for the help to date, as a private citizen".

It was not so much an actual date as a signpost indicating the distant future.

The former chancellor has probably passed his own sell-by date as a potential party leader.

According to his paperwork, his daughter had been found on a specific date, as a newborn.

The weird thing is that we now take a film's release date as a sober sign of seriousness in itself.

The department had asked groups to apply by June 15 but never set that date as a legal deadline.

David Mackenzie Ewan McGregor gives his best performance to date as a drifter with a dark secret in 50s Glasgow.