Sentence examples for dates changed from inspiring English sources

The film has the whiff of something stale, like many of the nonpolitical terrorist-as-villain spectaculars that have had their expiration dates changed since Sept. 11; it's not "Bad Company" so much as a bad movie (Elvis Mitchell).

Even Texas, the country's leader in capital punishment, was susceptible to the larger trends, as several executions have been stayed while other inmates have had execution dates changed, officials said.

By using advanced new techniques, Mr. Curtis, a geologist, and Mr. Swisher, a paleontologist at the University of California at Berkeley, gave new dates to important fossil remains, and these new dates changed the scientific view of the big evolutionary picture.

The winning novel, Troubles, missed out first time around because rules about publication dates changed - and many works fell through the net.

When the dates changed and that room wasn't available, instead of giving up, she asked if there were other rooms available.

"Some studies suggest up to 40percentt of pregnancies would have dates changed based on [a] first trimester ultrasound," Goldberg wrote to HuffPost.

Setting an end date "changed everything," Mr. Lindelof said.

On May 21 , 1999 the computer was checked again and the release date changed to May 26 , 1999

Her lawyer, Ed Williams, said he would try to have the date changed.

[Transcript, Pages A12-15.] A12-15.]Sandra Day O'Connor, echoing the same theme, said: "Certainly the date changed.

"The problem was resolved naturally when the date changed to March 1 GMT," she said.