Sentence examples for dates of when from inspiring English sources

But police are understood not to have been given specific dates of when the abuse took place.

The Shorter calls itself a historical dictionary, and it sets out to record every word used in English since 1700, with the dates of when each was first uttered or written and what it meant at the time.

We have told them the dates of when players report back and when they season starts.

To do that, Samantha would need to have accurate close dates of when she thinks her deals will close.

There are more than 1.5 million unsold tickets for the football tournament, although the exact dates of when they will be available to buy is not yet known.

Instead, only the dates of when each group of parents, children, grandchildren disappeared into the terrible anonymous void of deportation and Nazi death camps somewhere to the east.

I don't know the exact date of when it was written.

"What the deadline does is give us a firm date of when that has to get done.

They want an absolute "drop-dead" date of when the system will finally be too broke to pay bills.

"The beauty of the data is that, unlike trying to monitor fish out in the Caribbean, say, you know exactly the time stamp and date of when people join guilds and when they leave.

Hanna's name was first mentioned in the Ethiopian Reporter (Amharic edition) 15 days after her death, replete with inaccuracies such as an incorrect date of when she was attacked.