Sentence examples for date exactly from inspiring English sources

We have no date exactly".

It's not a blind date exactly; poet meets songwriter seems to be the general idea.

"We cannot date exactly when chimpanzees first got infected, but we certainly suspect that it was much, much longer than 100 years ago," Dr. Hahn said.

Like Johnny Carson, another television standout who took charge of his exit from the national stage, Ms. Walters is picking her television end date exactly one year in advance: over the next year she will participate in a series of retrospectives on ABC prime-time news programs and her home on "The View," seeking, she said, "to say goodbye in the best way".

It is hard to date exactly when humanitarianism got decisively bound up with making war, although many would point to Colin Powell's 2001 endorsement of relief workers in Afghanistan as a "force multiplier for us... an important part of our combat team".

Often, product management is let off the hook when it comes to taking accountability for a sharp roadmap: "Yes, it's on the roadmap, I just don't know what date exactly…" or "Well we can't think beyond six months, we're busy delivering this stuff now".

The work isn't dated, exactly; it seems classical.

The beginning of Kassite rule in Babylonia cannot be dated exactly.

His gravity-defying popularity dates exactly to that time (see chart 1).Mr Sarkozy's strategy is based on action and communication, shot through with energy.

"Yes, Mom, that's the address, why?" My mother had read the letters and found two that were dated exactly 100 years earlier.

And at one point this spring, Ms. Kaufman patted her forehead and said, "I must remember all the names and dates exactly, and it is very hard for my old head".