The word "dateless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who is single or has no one special in their life, as in "Ed had been dateless for years."
"Without name," in Florida, offers a twelve-line poem; a Francophone visitor simply scrawls, "J'ai tenté, j'ai craqué!" ("I tried, I cracked!") "Dateless + Desperate" writes, "Take these miserable rocks and put them back into the rainbow forest, for they have caused pure havoc in my love life and Cheryl's too".
Its 365 pages are dateless, a boon for would-be Anaïs Nins who start a journal every January and never get further than the first few days ($44).
Yet, though they were in principle temporal, a few became dateless, timeless.
Spike Jonze's movie, which was shot in Los Angeles and Shanghai, is set in a near but dateless future, where the rough edges of existence have been rubbed away.
He wanted to fix American life finally in one edition, what he called Collyer's eternally current dateless newspaper, the only newspaper anyone would ever need.
It had the look of death's dateless night out there.
They make it feel like yesterday, Which is the whole idea: another dateless Saturday in the basement of Charter Club, Drinking beer and listening to a Trenton covers band Play Four Tops songs: "Sugar Pie Honey Bunch," "It's the Same Old Song".
It was cozy in the apartment, with Blair, in a green raw-silk high-necked dress, looking and sounding not too different from the lonely, dateless girl she played in the 1955 movie "Marty".
It is 1976 when Solotaroff, a gawky, literary-minded undergrad at the State University of New York at Stony Brook with "a string of dateless weekends" tied to his rear "like tin cans," approaches a Hercules from Great Neck living in his dorm and haltingly inquires how he got his muscles.
In a speech to the Palestinian parliament on May 15th he promised a "complete revision" of the system, and "immediate preparation for [dateless] elections".As Palestinians know, Mr Arafat seems never more open to democracy than when his popularity is plummetingAll Palestinians want change.
During Narayan's US stay - his first venture away from south India - he met many names in the worlds of literature and film, and these encounters, along with his impressions of American life, were narrated, tongue-in-cheek, in his travel journal, My Dateless Diary (1964).
