Sentence examples for date has come from inspiring English sources

That date has come and gone without a decision.

In a recent video interview he explained that his "use-by date has come up".

The longest book to date has come from Dennis Ross, the senior American official involved.

But that date has come and gone, and a frustrated Mr. Khadr remains at the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

But much of the material for this work to date has come from aborted fetuses, so pro-life activists have vigorously opposed such research.

More than 90% of the firm's business to date has come from governments, but it thinks that in the future half of its customers could be corporate.

"Our costs to date have come in around £440,000 and that's mainly [staffing] costs.

All the drugs that have been invented to date have come from targeting the protein products of only 500 genes.

"Almost all of our failures to date have come from our inability to use existing intelligence information".

Some of the most important intellectual properties to date have come out of Israel and Finland – and guess what?

Either way, it seemed obvious to her that, for whatever reason, that particular skunk ape, on that particular date, had come for Fieldin.