Sentence examples for dates more from inspiring English sources
Perhaps experiencing a situation that awkward might encourage him to start showing his dates more respect.
This shift dates, more or less, to last fall, when Glamour ran a small picture of a 5-foot-11, 180-pound model comfortably exposing her paunch.
We did our fair bit of sneaking around, probably because it made the job at hand – mostly shelf-stacking and checking the best-before dates – more interesting.
"Unfortunately, the Americans are insisting on certain dates more than they are insisting on the objectivity of their decisions," said Saleh al-Mutlaq, a Sunni member of Parliament.
Other archaeologists pointed out that the Buttermilk Creek dates, more than 2,000 years earlier than the Clovis chronology, are not significantly older than those for other sites challenging the Clovis-first hypothesis.
Modern chemistry, which dates more or less from the acceptance of the law of conservation of mass in the late 18th century, focused initially on those substances that were not associated with living organisms.
Sales to date: more than 30m.
To date, more than US$2m has been given back.
Few things in showbiz date more quickly than progressive politics.
To date, more than two million people have been moved.
It's tempting to ask whose work has dated more.
