Sentence examples for date by when from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain has on several recent occasions envisioned a date by when most American troops in Iraq would leave, although he has refused to call it a timetable.

Unless you're absolutely sure (even then it's worth sleeping on it) ask them for a date by when you need to decide, and use that period to keep looking and taking advice.

The Chinese have hinted they may offer a date by when their carbon emissions will peak.So the power of the European example may not be a complete figment of officials' imagination.

That is the date by when the government has promised to lift its guarantee on ordinary deposits of over ¥10m.Weak regional banks and credit unions, big lenders to hundreds of thousands of small businesses, especially in rural areas, are rapidly losing deposits as the deadline draws near.

The person scheduling the meeting enters the names of the participants, how long the meeting will be, and a date by when the meeting must take place.

Decide the date by when you need the design and convey it to the designers.

It's like primitive cultures where people date things by when the volcano erupted".

Things are moving so fast that these remarks may be out of date by Wednesday, when Apple is expected to launch something between an iPhone and a Kindle.

Perhaps this is good news for aspiring female actors in their 20s, but it confirms the notion that women "of a certain age" have a sell-by date when it comes to the big screen.

Check sell-by dates when buying.

It's even more important to check bottled-on/enjoy-by dates when buying session IPAs, and always store these beers cold! 3) Flexible food beer.