Sentence examples for dated that from inspiring English sources

They hadn't even dated that long before she got sick.

It was dated that day and signed by Tony Newton, Leader of the House of Commons.

"Global long-term changes to Earth's system … are required to have one marker that can be precisely dated that is captured in some ancient geological material," said Lewis.

These ashes are commonly weathered to form K-bentonites (a type of clay useful in correlation because its particles are easily dated) that are interbedded with other rock types, such as limestone, shale, and sandstone.

In another letter dated that same day, he had sent a friend a copy of his poem "To Autumn," written just then, one of the greatest poems in the English language and the last of Keats's great odes.

But by then, Chrysler's products were so dated that company executives used to call their predominantly middle-aged blue-collar customers Pods poor old dumb sods.Robert Eaton, who took over Mr Iacocca's job, knew that Chrysler could not survive on its own.

As I read it, I thought this must be one of the novels that Fielding satirized so brilliantly in Tom Jones, only to realize that it post-dated that novel by nearly 50 years.

They began dating that summer.

We hadn't been dating that long.

Plan dates that center around nature.

They began dating that October.