Sentence examples for dates are wrong from inspiring English sources

Three of the four dates are wrong, including one that is 24 years out.

John Arthur believes he has made what is arguably the most important Mozart discovery of the last 30 years: that the accepted composition dates are wrong for five symphonies written by a 17- and 18-year-old Mozart in 1773 and 1774.

"It could also suggest that our dates are wrong....We've done the best analysis we know how to do with the current tools and information," said Donoghue.

Meanwhile, molecular studies of existing primates consistently suggest that these two groups arose during the Oligocene, leading scientists to wonder whether the molecular dates are wrong or if paleontologists have been looking in the wrong places.

But as the investigator went through a calendar that his agency had compiled, listing days on which the rates had allegedly been manipulated, his team admitted some of the dates were wrong.

By Wednesday evening, the same spokesman claimed that date was wrong.

You hear directors complain that the advertising is lousy, the distribution is no good, the date was wrong to open the film.

Now the Sunday Times alleges that he first heard that the glacier date was wrong in November, and failed to act.

Asked how he would celebrate his upcoming birthday, Choi replied that his birth date is wrong on his national identity card.

In his 1977 memoir, "I'd Do It Again," he said his American passport listed his birth date as Sept. 15, 1920, but he suggested that the date was wrong.

As every freshman knows, it's not John Harvard (a student posed for the sculptor), he didn't found the college (only donated £780 and a collection of books), and the date is wrong (the college actually was founded in 1636).