Sentence examples for dates in the third from inspiring English sources

For the 1st millennium, dates in the Third Intermediate period are approximate; a supposed fixed year of 945 bc, based on links with the Old Testament, turns out to be variable by a number of years.

The cash will also be used to mark significant dates in the Second World War.

In this case, Denby did agree to an embargo date, but the larger issue is whether there should be embargo dates in the first place.

It had been one of the worst accidents to date in the third water tunnel.

John McCain brought the unforgotten everyman up to date in the third presidential debate as Joe the Plumber.

Just when we thought England's Ashes tour couldn't get any worse, they proved that it could with their poorest batting performance to date in the second innings in Melbourne.

Given his busy schedule at the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Levine probably never should have committed to the date in the first place.

Most will give a three-digit date in the first millennium (when the answer is, in fact, 1227).

This specimen, dug up from the citadel of Jerusalem, has been dated in the first B.C. century, before the constructions of Herod the Great.

He tells the story of his life to date in the first thirty pages of the book, mixing mundane truths, plausible lies, and all-out absurdities.

In order to make a date in the first place, you have to exchange approximately half a million texts before meeting up, which sets a precedent.