Sentence examples for date began from inspiring English sources

Their first date began badly.

Their first date began at Grand Central Terminal (later than Ms. Wu liked).

Despite a show of functional smiles and handshakes, their first date began awkwardly.

On this date began a war, an unsolicited occupation and the mass murder of our people.

Swann's eventful night, in front of the biggest crowd of England's tour to date, began with a glaring drop to reprieve Asad Shafiq on nine.

Their first official date began with dinner and drinks, then an unusual nightcap at the Red Cat. "It was closed," Ms. Babcock remembered.

Your date begins to cough.

"Canada", Mr Ford's seventh novel to date, begins in Montana in 1960 (reviewed by The Economist here).

It is not often that a date begins with a request for a nondisclosure statement, even if made in jest.

"I went on a first date," begins one rape survivor.

Five waves of data have been collected to date, beginning in 2002, and collected at 2-year intervals.