Sentence examples for dates that it from inspiring English sources

"Carnegie Hall holds dates that it anticipates it may need to use for its own presentations," said Richard M. Malenka, the chief of staff at the hall.

Prices vary so widely and unpredictably across companies, locations and dates that it is insane for occasional travelers to pay extra so they can collect points or save a few minutes or get a free upgrade.

The proposed model is more accurate than the ones published to date in that it includes the self weight of the cables and the pylons.

It was like one date, that was it.

"After one date that was it," said Ms. Clabby, fondly recalling how their fumbled plans gave way to engaging conversation.

We always choose a country or location on a date that means it will be warm and pleasant.

In that instance, the FBI announced less than 24 hours before its court date that it no longer needed Apple's help because it had purchased a hacking tool to break into the phone.

So pleased is the company with its efforts to date that it now has in operation al most 10,000 electric remote registers and plans to add more this year.

It was not until their second date that it struck her that they had met before.

We know, thanks to carbon dating, that it was put together in the early fifteenth century.

The heating system is so out of date that it can't be calibrated or repaired.