Sentence examples for date making from inspiring English sources

The album summed up what he considered his best work to date, making it a kind of autobiography.

More typically, though, a man and woman in their 50's spend the first date making allowances for its absence.

These materials have the highest surface areas known to date, making them useful in clean energy storage and generation.

Scholarly scrutiny and conservation have revealed it to be of Muromachi date, making it the earliest known complete painted version in book format of the Genji story.

Further, New Hampshire has yet to set its date, making the early part of the nominating process all the more uncertain.

As his memoir opens, Marin, then 28, is on a date, making a plea for sympathy by alluding to his moribund marriage.

Workgroup administrators are responsible for keeping workgroups up-to-date, making sure to include only those staff who need access to the protected data.

It can easily track changes and keep systems up-to-date, making maintenance and upgrades much faster and more flexible.

Financials are down more than 7% year-to-date, making them one of the worst sector performers of 2018.

Cases may be filed up to 6 months in advance of the requested start-date, making April 1st the earliest date a cap subject employer may file the H-1B petition with an October 1st start-date.

Isn't this simply innocuous date-making between busy friends, people striving for success who work all the hours that God sends, who are mostly single and therefore have to do everything for themselves?