Sentence examples for date introduced from inspiring English sources

This summer Mr. Scott, with partners including his wife's ex-husband, the producer Cary Woods (who set them up on a blind date), introduced their vacationland formula to the Hamptons.

Its ancestor was the sell-by date, introduced by M&S in the 1970s, designed as a stock-control aid that would enable retailers to ensure a respectable turnover of products.

Back at the time of the October spending review in 2010, this government – in what has since stood the test of time of becoming its most Orwellian masterstroke to date – introduced what it called its new affordable rent programme, which allows social housing providers to charge "up to a maximum of 80% of market rent" to tenants each week.

Based on a weak-sparseness model for the signal sources in noise, it begins by estimating the noise standard deviation via the DATE introduced in[22].

On his return to England he did much to bring scenic design up to date, introducing many innovations.

Salmond could choose a referendum date, introduce votes for 16- and 17-year-olds, and propose the question.

But researchers would still have to observe the different communities from the same start date, introducing delays and making it harder to tell whether the vaccine works.

Half of the heterotaxy-associated ZIC3 mutations identified to date introduce a premature termination codon (PTC) and the aberrant transcripts are expected to undergo nonsense-mediated decay (NMD).

If you see friends you know while on the date, introduce him to them by name, but do not invite them to join you.

Dates introduced should be verified.

As they read the menus aloud in a modern but soulless local bar, explaining to camera what they like and dislike about it, we see interstitials of the potential dates, introducing themselves and saying who they are: the menus, for some reason, are laden with puns that not-even-slyly allude to their jobs or their hobbies, and these intro videos help us connect those dots.