Sentence examples for date cited from inspiring English sources

The expiration date cited for Maintenance Diet was "17FEB04" and for Beef with Barley was "05MAR04".

It's on page 300, where the date cited in the poem's title should be 1913, not 1917.

Kosovo's prime minister, Hashim Thaci, did not confirm or deny the date cited by Mr. Samardzic but said Kosovo's split from Serbia was "a done deal".

By this timetable, General Singh is scheduled to step down in May, based on the 1950 birth date cited by the government.

(A frequent date cited by snowshoers is 4000 B.C., probably because this date was quoted without a source in one of the few books on snowshoeing, "The Snowshoe Book," by William Osgood and Leslie Hurley, out of print since 1988. Needless to say, there is a need for an updated version).

But computer models projecting a disappearance very soon - 2013 was a date cited by one research group just a few years ago - seem to have been too extreme.

Last July, Yell canceled an initial offering a few days before the offering date, citing deterioration in the market for new stocks.

Mr. Lawenda called the campaign "our most robust" such initiative to date, citing the size of it as well as its presence in digital as well as print media.

Yell tried going public once before, in July 2002, hoping to raise £750 million, but it changed its mind and pulled back a few days before the offering date, citing deterioration in the market for new stocks.

Following the suspension of election funding, the HAT again pushed back the election date, citing inadequate financial resources.

My boss hates visitors," and the next day he cancelled our scheduled date, citing the fact that he was "a little put off by things from yesterday".