Sentence examples for dates for example from inspiring English sources

Travelers may choose departure dates, for example, and can modify itineraries to suit their needs.

Certain details — departure dates, for example — can be hard to come by.

Why do her fellow students spend so much time analysing the TV programme First Dates, for example?

Klinsmann spoke about scheduling issues, both international dates (for example, a Saturday game against Costa Rica in California followed by a Tuesday game in Belgium) and Major League Soccer's: "I'm not pleased with these two Saturday/Tuesday games.

I'm still trying to decide what I think of their methodology, and I'm troubled by their dates – for example, I don't believe that the U.S. economy was operating at capacity in late 1992.

Although "use by" and some "best before" dates (for example on eggs) are obviously necessary, and in any case are required under EU law, sell-by and display dates just confuse customers and result in them rejecting products that are fit to eat.

Let's say you have trouble dating, for example.

Banana, apple, and date, for example, accumulate mainly carbohydrates.

Myhrvold, however, chose to address paleontological mysteries; namely, dinosaurs — "how they got a date, for example".

To date, for example, the administration has relaxed the $750,000 standard for more than 1,000 health plans covering 2.6 million people.

This is possible in potassium argon (K Ar) dating, for example, because most minerals do not take argon into their structures initially.