Sentence examples for dates off from inspiring English sources

You could also take the dates off your education.

Hostesses tend to drinks, offer attentive conversation and accompany men on dates off premises, but do not generally have sex for money.

Media Parents trainer Helen Matthews also advises: "Don't take the dates off your CV if you've had a gap, just show that you've acquired skills – social media skills are relatively easy to pick up at home and could be useful to an employer".

"No one called until I took the dates off my resume," one job seeker said.

[ Kitchen Nightmares] actually ripped the dates off of the food in the cooler.

I've interviewed a few couples who have met through dating apps and have had some successful dates off Tinder, so if nothing else it could give people hope that the sometimes-icky process of swiping is worth the trouble.

They dated off and on for seven years before becoming a solid item in 2004.

"I dated off and on," said Mr. Prost, now 55, "but I still thought about Kathy.

Survivors include his wife, the former Geraldine Lynton-Edwards, whom he dated off and on for more than 50 years before they married in 2011.

Reluctant to disclose precise sales numbers, Mr. Thomas did point out that "dealing with only closed deals, we are, to date, off by 5percentt from the year 2000".

Becher and Sarkissian dated off and on for the past five years, according to Orange County Superior court documents and Sarkissian's sister.