Sentence examples for dates and headlines from inspiring English sources

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But she was on the road as recently as the end of 2008 — her "Rock Witchu" tour, bedeviled by migraines and canceled dates — and headlined the Essence Music Festival last year in New Orleans.

The group will kick off this run on May 17 at the Observatory in Santa Ana, followed by festival dates and headline sets.

A month before the GQ profile was published, Bergling's doctors reportedly urged him to have his gallbladder removed, but he refused; in March of 2014, he underwent surgery to remove his gallbladder and appendix after a pancreatitis flare-up, cancelling a host of tour dates and a headlining spot at that year's Ultra Music Festival.

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Even if no other online company is indicted, the case will be played out over months or years, he said, with events like bail hearings and trial dates making headlines.

He expanded his touring in promotion of the album into August 2011, with concerts alternating between North American headlining dates and European music festivals.

During both the 1970s and the 1987-1995 erAerosmithith undertook grueling world tours that numbered in the triple digits numbers of dates, headlining or co-headlining festivals along the way, such as the Texxas Jam in 1978 and 1987, the Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donington in 1990 and 1994, and Woodstock '94.

So she asked this of the world-class player: "if you could pick anyone in the world of sport, of movies, I'm sorry they asked me to say this, who would you date?" And, predictably, the headlines followed.

But the much-publicized crackdown has attained an almost breathless quality as each new case is touted as the biggest, the broadest to date, and as newspaper headlines and magazine covers proclaim the drug to be the scourge of the moment.

Nowadays, the networks assume that you're up to date on the headlines, and they devote much of their energy to explaining how those headlines will affect your bank account and your life expectancy.