Sentence examples for dates for the record from inspiring English sources

Less than half of people surveyed for one study knew the difference between "sell by" and "use by" dates (for the record: "sell by" is for grocers, and "use by" usually tells shoppers when food is freshest).

The announced trial date, for the record, is Aug. 3.

She states her sober date for the record and fidgets as she talks about getting her kid through school.

That goes for any creative [situation]." Malay, who said Ocean was "very focused and persistent" on the project, also claimed there had never been an actual release date for the record.

Most of the narrative tension emerges when Aoki has missed his target date for the record, and been chronically outbid on his MSG show.

CRoW introduces a cut-off date for the recording of ancient rights of way, so that rights will be lost if they are not recorded within 25 years on a document known as the "definitive map".

14 Weight could not be corrected for gestational length, as the dataset lacked date for the recording.

Rather than asking irrelevant folks to read tea leaves for you, why not stand up and ask: "May I take you on a proper date?" (Which, for the record, will take place at a dimly lighted restaurant with a nice bottle of wine — and no professional peers milling around with name tags stuck to their chests).

These are constructed from pairs of records relating to the same animal, where the departure date of the first record is equal to the arrival date for the second record.

The release date for this record should see people lining up at record stores like they do for Star Wars movies.

So, whether the start date for the snowless record should be Jan . 5or Jan . 30is a matter of keen scholarly interest.