Sentence examples for dates as a from inspiring English sources
It dates as a town from 1153, but there are significant Roman remains in the area.
(Stark sheepishly describes one of his dates as a "hyphenate," too: she's a personal trainer certified nutritionist).
Leading companies like LG Electronics and Samsung ask agencies to organize group blind dates as a benefit for single employees.
Most of all, there were uncertainties about deployment: 40percentt of soldiers rated uncertain redeployment dates as a top concern.
Neville no longer directed the Academy but had dates as a conductor, sometimes in three continents in as many weeks.
Hubbard's own dates as a leader, most of them for Blue Note, stuck close to the hard-bop tradition of harmonically intricate reframings of the blues.
The Opsail event for New London will be on the same dates as an ASTA event in Boston later this month.
Specifically, dating as a former-financier-turned-hobo.
Death doesn't date as a cultural taboo; likewise religion.
It was not so much an actual date as a signpost indicating the distant future.
My first date as a trimmer man scared me more than my first fight.
