Sentence examples for date to take from inspiring English sources

9 October Last possible date to take UKCat.

Judge Pastor scheduled a June 14 court date to take up remaining procedural issues.

Aust wrote a minutely detailed and closely researched account, which has now been brought up to date to take in new information from the Stasi files and elsewhere.

The committee set no date to take up the Lucas matter again but it could be considered at an executive session June 18.

Revised Article 8, in Section 8-603, gave secured parties four months after the effective date to take action to continue the perfection of their security interests.

Mr. Najib, who came to power in 2009, is not obliged to hold an election until 2013, but there has been speculation that he may consider an earlier date to take advantage of accelerating growth.

In order to get him over his hesitation, I planned our dates to take place in very public places.

I was starting to think seriously about coming out to my family, to dating, to take part in what my friends had been experiencing for years.

The dates to take off are May 8 to May 25 — but please don't tell anyone else or the country will grind to a standstill.

MTV had originally planned to take "Jersey Shore" overseas in the late spring or early summer, but it moved up the premiere dates to take advantage of the "positive buzz from the U.S.," said Antonio Campo Dall'Orto, who manages Southern Europe for MTV Networks International.

To date, efforts to take into account the wide variety of the epidemics, as well as the socio-economic and political contexts have been quite half-hearted.