Sentence examples for date shifted from inspiring English sources

The date shifted to March 12th, then March 28th, and, finally, April 5th.

The original release date shifted from an awards-friendly week last December to 29 May in the US.

The cost began climbing and the completion date shifted into the future, then shifted again and again.

The new Pentium 4, a 4-gigahertz microprocessor, had already slipped off schedule, with its original sales date shifted from the end of this year to some time in early 2005.

Subsequent games were played during the last week of December until 1982, when the date shifted to January 1; with the advent of the College Football Playoff in 2014, the game is now played on either New Year's Eve or New Year's Day.

As my friend likes to put it, "If their own fathers walked out, why would any other man want to walk in?" The second autism came up, the tone of the date shifted from fun and intrigue to a mini-symposium on the subject, with my date in the audience and me on the podium, not exactly conducive to romance.

Apparently, their three Brixton shows - their biggest London gigs to date, shifting 15,000 tickets - were "toned down".

Most include free Internet access and are flexible if your checkout date shifts — say, because a closing date changes or a renovation takes longer than expected.

What felt like a half an hour would by the clock's word be five, then 15, day's date shifting like a frail panel underneath him.

"If the date is used somewhere to track an incoming missile and the date shifts to 0000000 for a brief moment, there is a division by zero an extremely high value that fools the system into thinking there is a high probability of an attack in progress," Fradkov says.

The deidentification process included random date shifting that preserved the temporal relation with a given patient but not across patients.