Sentence examples for dates to show from inspiring English sources

Noll's claim, however, is that books and pamphlets on Mithras were widely available in Germany and that Jung in his writings changed their publication dates to show Solar Man couldn't have seen them.

When I lived in Moscow in my 20s, I'd often pass nervous young men standing in the metro station, holding flowers and waiting for their dates to show up.

LinkedIn also will set the dates to show people who were on campus during the years you attended school (from your profile).

He made a video empowering a small group of people to black out on certain dates to show YouTube staff that it's users have a voice and want to be heard.

A dictionary may also provide quotations illustrating a word's use, and these may be dated to show the earliest known uses of the word in specified senses.

A man named Graham Woods was available on my designated date to show me around Hackney, a working-class area with little presence in guidebooks.

We don't know how to simply wait for our friend or date to show up without playing on our phones.

However, they failed to date to show a clear advantage over absolute values.

To our knowledge, this is the first case reported to date to show hepatic fibrinogen storage secondary to estrogen ingestion.

Whereas the MHC Class I locus shows broad haplotype sharing across populations, ND2 is the first locus surveyed to date to show reciprocal monophyly of the two subspecies.

The failure to date to show benefit may be a consequence of the di culty in providing meaningful data and the differences in preparations used.