Sentence examples for dates about the from inspiring English sources

Onstage a large screen offers detailed maps and dates about the Democratic Republic of Congo and its dismal past.

Planning and construction of Teotihuacán began, according to radiocarbon dates, about the beginning of the Common Era, in the Tzacualli phase.

Mr. Giuliani's comments on "Fox News Sunday" were his most extensive to date about the shooting.

Bookplates probably originated in Germany, where the earliest known example, dated about the middle of the 15th century, is found.

Last week Kathryn Bigelow, the film's director, made her strongest public statement to date about the torture controversy.

Mr. Maxwell's most eloquent statement to date about the blurring of despair and apathy in American lives (1 40).

How he manages to be so up-to-date about the Test match between England and Australia as well is beyond me.

Flanked by his economic advisers at the White House, Mr. Obama spoke in some of his harshest language to date about the resurgent financial industry.

His 2006 album, "Hip Hop Is Dead," was one of the loudest complaints to date about the genre's lack of direction (and a pulse).

"This effort is not about finding excuses and scapegoats," the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., said in his most extensive comments to date about the credit and market problems.

Dr. Lipsman said the health department also wanted to keep the public and health professionals up to date about the virus.