Sentence examples for date of the sinking from inspiring English sources

During this summer's program, the scientists hope to learn what else the amphoras held and what lies beneath them -- whether the ship's wooden hull, tools, personal items or perhaps coins, which could help pinpoint the date of the sinking.

The date of the sinking — January 30th — we are more than once reminded, was the anniversary of Wilhelm Gustloff's birth, in 1895, and of Hitler's ascension to power, in 1933.

This article was amended on 11 February to correct the date of the sinking of the battle-cruiser Repulse and the Prince of Wales in December 1941, and to clarify that the Atomic Weapons Establishment is run, but not owned, by a consortium of private companies.

Murphy said that there have been no reports to date of migrant boats sinking or of deaths at sea since the onset of the crisis.

She had examined them in some puzzlement and noticed that one bore a fifty-cent violet Benjamin Franklin issued two years after the cancellation mark, which was dated just before the sinking of the Titanic.

As the date of the slaughter approaches, and the reality of this investment sinks in — and I grumble about where the $350 is going to come from — I worry: Were we swayed by a certain rural chic?

The cause of the sinking was unclear.

(Sunday is the centennial of the sinking).

Several accounts of the sinking have been preserved that describe the incident but the only confirmed eyewitness account is the testimony of a surviving Flemish crewman written down by the Holy Roman Emperor's ambassador François van der Delft in a letter dated.

As our guide, Lewis provides the best description to date of the way mortgages, and side bets on the health of those mortgages, turned into gigantic liabilities that sank the mighty insurance group A.I.G.

The Constitution has not been drafted, the date of the next election has not been set, and we continue to plod through the various crises agitating our society and an economy that does not stop sinking.