Sentence examples for date whose from inspiring English sources

Most of the coins were in prime condition and bore a Muslim date whose Christian equivalent was 1702.

With the advent of Napoleonic and Restoration France, July 14 became the date whose historical significance dared not be spoken.

Ignore that fog and focus instead on another date whose anniversary passed yesterday without notice: Sept. 8, 2002.

The fashion community needed Beckford if for no other reason than to supply Naomi with a date whose striking ethnicity and magnetism equalled her own.

Superstitious Burmese had predicted violence on this date, whose digits add up repeatedly to the astrologically powerful number 9: the 27th day of the ninth month in 2007.

In the movie's funniest scene Victor hooks up with a computer date whose elaborately detailed rape fantasy is a control freak's recipe for not really losing control.

In "Celebrity Blackjack" (Mondays, 10 p.m ., television and movie stars play tournament-style blackjack in groups of five and the winners move on to a championship round that will be telecast Aug. 9. O.K., sports and card-playing are games, but what about "Average Joe, Love Connectionon" and the short-lived "Fake-a-Date," whose host was Evan Marriott, aka Joe Millionaire?

Boulanger and Lyman compiled databases of radiocarbon dates from both megafaunal finds and Paleoindian sites for the northeast, throwing out any dates whose reliability had been or could be questioned.

The Creators Project gives you the inside scoop on the show, Dzama being the only visual artist to-date whose work has been featured in both the Art Series and live production.

Avoid potential dates whose dating profile lists very specific characteristics.

Study time begins on the date of patient recruitment, R, and continues until censoring date, C. Participants whose dates of diagnoses (Dx) occur within the active study period are incident cases.