Sentence examples for date stage from inspiring English sources
Todd did not even get to the date stage; in retrospect, perhaps a lucky escape.
But one executive described the relationship between Google and the networks as being at the "first date" stage.
Like CrunchBase, AngelList (and more recently, Rock Health), users can segment the searchable database by date, stage, etc., however, it goes one step further than CrunchBase, allowing you to break that data down by "education," "eCommerce" or "health".
Physiological time (degree days DD) for individual T. jacobaeae sampled by Region, Site within Region, date, stage and plant in 2011.
The form included the sow's identity, parity number, date, stage of the reproductive cycle, observed clinical symptoms (more than one symptom could be reported) and if any medical treatment had been administered recently.
We love money because of all the carefree fun we imagine having with it — Arthur rents out Grand Central for a date, stages bidding wars with himself at antiques auctions and buys as many cars, toys and clothes as he wants — but we don't much like to think about how it is acquired.
It has risen out of the success of the biennial Manchester International Festival, which has to date staged major shows and innovative cultural events in existing venues or empty buildings.
To date, staging classification of gastric cancers has been performed by the International Union against Cancer (UICC /TNM classification system [ 1] and the general rules of the Japanese classification of gastric carcinoma edited by Japanese Gastric Cancer Association [ 2].
"We were never expecting anything," says Turkmen. "We're still in the first-date stage".
What members of a collective call truth, from the point of view of sociology of cognition is the up-to-date stage of changes of thought-style (1936, VI) or stylized thought constraint (1935a, IV.3).
I've actually become a pretty regular user myself, even though I haven't made it to the dating stage yet.
