Sentence examples for date opening from inspiring English sources

Last year on this date, opening day at Clearview was still six days away.

Later Ms. Baker remembered one more reason, and he's going to be her date opening night: "John Warthen, my high school Shakespeare teacher," she said.

Now another fine French-based early-music group, which likes additionally to perform by candlelight if not in total darkness, receives its most prominent New York exposure to date, opening the season of the Miller Theater at Columbia University.

Diplomats said Russia wanted Chapter 7 mentioned as one of the options available to the council at a future date — opening the possibility that a further resolution would be needed if Syrian noncompliance became an issue.

In 1989 Ms. Wainwright, who grew up in Bedford Village, won the Open Mike Finals at the Towne Crier Cafe in Pawling, which led to her first professional date, opening for Shawn Colvin at the Town Crier.

But then along came a commission from the Cornerhouse in Manchester to shoot a real movie version of the fake (and non-existent) film, and you can see parts of it soon in the largest Shovlin show to date, opening on 18 January.

Last week, "These Associations," his most complex piece to date, opened at Tate Modern, in London.

The second date opened Poland up to major international tours and provided ease of travel both ways for artists.

In addition to the Folkestone Triennial, his biggest solo show to date opens at Aarau in Switzerland at the end of August.

When you go on a date, open the door for her.

Do not use vaccines/medicines that are past their best-before date, opened or not.