Sentence examples for dates in their from inspiring English sources

Many of Trethewey's poems have dates in their titles.

BRITAIN's MPs go on holiday this week with their return-to-work dates in their diaries.

The BBC's coverage of chancellor George Osborne's spending review on 20 October faces disruption after broadcasting unions today announced strike dates in their dispute over pension scheme changes.

Note that copyright notice dates included in a book are not always accurate, because many public domain works are often republished with new dates in their copyright notices.

Applicants should check on the ETS website for test dates in their area to insure the scores will be submitted before the application deadline.

"The PGA Tour has pledged to work with us on dates in their new television agreement," Steranka said, explaining that the goal was to find "the best week that all of the players would be available for Ryder Cup".

Beltway politicians are advised to circle the date in their diaries.

He and Emma Thomas, his wife, began dating in their first year.

Writers and playwrights, in India and Pakistan, marked the date in their own way.

Many regional figures proved similarly out of date in their campaigning.

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