Sentence examples for date run from inspiring English sources

In the US, its sales to date run to just under 14,000 copies, reported trade magazine Publishers Weekly, putting it in 13th place in the adult non-fiction list.

Prince was in town as part of his ever-growing world tour, which sees him descend on London for a 21 date run at the O2 venue later this summer, but it wasn't just about the music.

The most statistically successful remakes are probably All in the Family (1971-79), which Americanised but also bowdlerised Alf Garnett in 'Til Death Us Do Part, and The Office: An American Workplace (2005- ) which, despite initial scepticism over here, has to date run up 12 times more editions than the Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant model.

Dave Chappelle will be returning to the stage for a nine date run at New York's Radio City Music Hall.

The man was 60-year-old Mike Kelly, who has, to date, run the marathon four times after being diagnosed with the disease a decade ago.

But appearing to be too available runs the risk of making you look too desperate, which can have your date run out of the restaurant for his or her dear life.

When Hart's exasperated daughter gets home, her date runs for cover as "Another One Bites the Dust" plays.

He has asked the Supreme Court to set dates of execution for two of the inmates bringing the law suit, Joseph Paul Franklin and Allen Nicklasson, before the window of opportunity afforded by the drugs' expiration date runs out.

When Japan's surrender was announced on Aug. 14, 1945, George Mendonsa grabbed his date, ran out of a Rockettes performance at Radio City Music Hall and headed for a nearby bar in Times Square.

The 2019 911, code-named 992, will have big shoes to fill, as the seventh-generation sports car (code named 991) was the best-selling edition to date, running from 2011 to 2018, with 217,930 examples produced.

He broke it one year later in Berlin, also on this date, running 9.58 seconds.