Sentence examples for dates stretching from from inspiring English sources

That conclusion essentially agreed with what Dr. Niman had been arguing since early March — that it was unlikely that seven infections among six relatives and a neighbor, with onset dates stretching from Feb. 15 to March 4, had all been picked up from dying wild swans that the family had plucked for feathers in a nearby swamp in early February.

With dates stretching from April 8 to early May, a number of artists making stops on the dual Coachella weekends of April 11-13 and April 18-20 will perform at venues in Los Angeles, Pomona, Santa Ana and Pioneertown.  .

In 2014, Sean's touring schedule gave further credence to that fact, as dates stretched from Tokyo, Paris, London, Sydney and Vancouver.

Certain popular forms and styles had wide circulation across an Islamic world that even at an early date stretched from Iraq to Spain.

Each of the newly released primary orders dates from 2009, stretching from July to December of that year.

"Some say the site dates from 12,500 years ago, but unofficial dates stretch back as far as 30,000 years ago". The idea that people reached America earlier is gaining ground.

The planting dates stretched almost to Christmas, and the last harvest date was March 22nd.

According to the historian Josephus, miles and miles of hand-cultivated date forests stretched from the Sea of Galilee to the Dead Sea.

Because the city rolled back rents to April 30 , 1984 city officials originally applied the consumer price index formula to a 16-month period stretching from that date to Sept. 1 of this year (when the rent control law will go into effect).

Tien and his colleagues looked at weekly records of cholera deaths in London stretching from 1824 to 1901, the date of the city's last recorded cholera fatality.

When the clock strikes 12 [7] in the first zone west of the fixed date line, a new date is born in a sliver one time zone wide, stretching from pole to pole.