Sentence examples for dates are lost from inspiring English sources

Esther Fitzgerald digs into history with a pictorial embroidery by the English-born Alice Natare Natare, who studied with Paul Klee in the 1920s and is now so little known that even her dates are lost.

Quit Being Cute: During the first few moments of conjuring something from nothing, countless deals and dates were lost when the pursuer assumed too much about the other person or took the conversation too far too quickly.

The league had already rescheduled the draft from Aug. 17 after the original date was lost to the lockout.

His lawyers claim the letter informing Salem of his court date was lost in the mail and had been stamped "return to sender" by the post office.

Increasingly, they say, the prom date is losing its paramount status.

To survive, they will have to adapt to a world in which asset allocation, Monte Carlo models, and target-date funds are losing their luster.

Published in an oversize format, the book also includes a comprehensive list of ships and the dates they were lost that extends from the 1850's through the 1980's.

A fellow doctor tells her that the best thing she could do to look good on a date is "lose 15 pounds".

If the study patients were alive, survival was recorded until the date they were lost to follow-up or the date the study concluded.

"Ten percent of bitcoin that has been generated to date has been lost forever," Williams estimated.

But while it's undoubtedly his most accessible film to date, he's lost something crucial along the way.