Sentence examples for dates forward from inspiring English sources

But now several American designers are considering moving their dates forward.

Like an actual apocalyptic cult leader, I just shifted the dates forward a bit.

Experts have suggested that the poor management of surrounding the release of her latest work – parts were leaked in December causing the singer to move the release dates forward – may have contributed to poor sales.

The so-called SEC Primary (so-named as a reference to the Southeastern Conference of college football) moved forward primary dates forward to 1 March in Arkansas, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.

LVMH, the world's largest luxury-goods maker, last month changed terms of cash-settlement swap contracts in Hermes that it bought in 2008 so it could take physical delivery of the underlying shares and move the termination dates forward, according to a statement filed with the regulator last week.

We will try to work with developers to bring the dates forward wherever possible.' But in an unpublished paper submitted to the government, National Grid says that, while it is possible to connect new offshore farms in time, the onshore target of 14GW of wind is 'not credible'.

Marquet reconfirmed Dieterici's earlier hypothesis, placing the compilation of the work between 961 and 980 (al-Tawhîdî's testimony is dated 981), but he also brought the date forward to 909.

He simply pushed the expected launch date forward a year.

Anonymous later brought their release date forward to 5 November.

But, as he has done for every election since independence, he moved the date forward.

From that date forward, the armed forces of the United States were colorblind.