Sentence examples for dates that stand from inspiring English sources
If there are important dates that stand out regarding your career you should have them memorized so you will not have to use a paper copy much.
The anger is palpable, directed at what Jarrell called, in the same wise poem about the girl in the library, "the blind date that has stood you up: your life".
Some investments that stand out to date include Brainient, Erply and Ubervu – all growing well.
Carefully restored, the six-storey Neoclassical facade is protected and the two towering sycamore trees that stand in the courtyard date back as many as 350 years.
Today the fishing village's legacy lives in the cut-stone structures and ruined walls that stand alongside charming shuttered homes dating back more than two centuries.
Houses, some newer ones that stand with a certain hauteur and older ones dating back 70 or 80 years, are often passed down generations.
The trove dates to the mid-Cretaceous period about 100 million years ago and contained both young and adult lacewings, but it was the juveniles that stood out.
But I was surprised, too, because there were also pieces I would have expected to feel dated but that stood up very well, like Marshall Brickman's essays.
Secretary of State Colin Powell presented the United Nations and a global television audience yesterday with the most powerful case to date that Saddam Hussein stands in defiance of Security Council resolutions and has no intention of revealing or surrendering whatever unconventional weapons he may have.
