Sentence examples for date sometimes from inspiring English sources

IN ITS heyday in the 1980s, ITV's show "Blind Date" sometimes drew a national audience of over 17m people.

The first vote for players to be admitted into the hall was held in 1936, the date sometimes given for the hall's establishment.

At dawn on Friday, 13 October 1307 (a date sometimes spuriously linked with the origin of the Friday the 13th superstition) King Philip IV ordered de Molay and scores of other French Templars to be simultaneously arrested.

I wondered if he considered Killing and Dying to be his most ambitious work to date: "Sometimes just answering email or getting the laundry done feels very ambitious when I'm home with both my daughters.

Sometimes we meet for coffee, sometimes we go on an actual date, sometimes I go to their house and we are having sex within 15 minutes and sometimes they come to my hotel room at 2am and we bond over Louis C.K. and then laugh a lot and start going at it and it feels like old friends.

As of last month, the Department of Justice acknowledged the need for bail reform, but that won't help another group of people in the United States, many of whom spend years behind bars waiting for their court date, sometimes when they haven't even been charged with a crime.

In addition, the artist's weirdly vivacious signature and dates sometimes provide hints of earlier colors and layers.

We would all go on group dates sometimes, and that was when I would try to escape.

The brothers still organize video-game dates, sometimes playing Defense of the Ancients for entire days when their schedules manage to line up.

Within the space of five pages, we get lines like: "When you stop to think about it, buying and selling a house is a lot like dating"; "Sometimes house-buying (and house-selling) is like going on a blind date"; "Falling in love with a house can be like starting an affair".

Yet when Muhammad Khatami visits Moscow next week he is expected to go on March 12th but his dates sometimes slip he will be hoping to set the seal on what officials from both countries are now calling a "strategic partnership".The arms trade is the cornerstone of this alliance.