Sentence examples for dates to read from inspiring English sources

Hover over the dates to read about the changes in each period, both in the Dow and in society.

(In certain 60's grad-school circles, "Life Against Death" was a very important book to get your date to read).

And he has kept at it, even as he has insisted on sticking to his non-earthquake-related schedule, including a regular date to read to children in public schools.

By E. B. White and Harold Ross The New Yorker, September 24 , 1927P. 15 Young man awakened after a gay party to realize he has made a date to read Thackeray's "Vanity Fair" to a serious-minded chorus girl he had met the night before.

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Click over to the 40 Days Of Dating site to read more about the experiment and see how it all pans out come August 18th.

Visit the bisexual dating sites to read what other people in your city or state are saying online.

If the expiration dates are difficult to read, write the expiration date on a label and affix it to the back or the bottom of the spice container so you can easily see at a glance how old the spice is.

One message, which Cantlie dates to July 17 this year, reads: "We have begged them so many times already.

Marshall's mother had voiced Spider-Woman in the original 1980s Spider-Man animated series, though Marshall's interest in Spider-Man had dated back to reading the comic books in her youth.

The so-called Y2K problem, the inability of computers to read dates beyond 1999 threatened to turn Jan . 1 2000 into a nightmare.