Sentence examples for dates carried from inspiring English sources

As a result of this early training in moderation, Fisher writes, "my younger sister and I emerged from our Prohibition teens with our livers intact and our palates unscarred by the poisons our dates carried in flat silver flasks".

BC according to dates carried out on sediment (Yunnan et al. 2002).

Such dates carry huge significance for the myth-makers.

On most nights it fills early with families and with couples on dates, carrying their own wine or beer in brown shopping bags.

Some dances need occasional periods in cold storage; others — having forever passed their sell-by dates — carry on in some macabre afterlife onstage that feels spectral.

However, in the largest online UK internship survey to date, carried out by Interns Anonymous, out of 594 respondents 87% said they were paid below the NMW.

This date carried so much dangerous apocalyptic and millennial freight, however, that the theologians of the Latin West found this millennial chronology unacceptable.

Radio carbon dating carried out in 1988 was performed on an area of the relic that was repaired in the 16th century, according to Ray Rogers, who helped lead the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STRP).

Radiocarbon dating carried out in July found the fragments to be at least 1,370-years-old 1,370-years-old 1,370-years-oldld be the oldest copy of the Islamic holy book in existence.

Scholars have also pointed out that the carbon dating, carried out at Oxford University, was conducted on the animal skin parchment and not the ink used to write the Koran pages.

Dr. Steward, then 27, and for whom online dating carried the stench of desperation, remembered thinking, "Oh, my God, has it really come to this?" But with her exit blocked, Dr. Steward chose the path of least resistance and entered her profile on Match.com.