Sentence examples for dates which is from inspiring English sources

"I have to get government permission to accept speaking dates, which is how I make my living.

But Alinghi and Oracle officials are still haggling over the particulars of the competition, including the dates, which is the reason for the hearing Thursday in New York.

And it's the best way to taste some of the more painstaking dishes, like sheer korma, a steaming pudding of milk and vermicelli, peppered with dates, which is considered an Id delicacy.

Leave the dates and oranges to macerate for a couple of hours before you are ready to serve, as the juice from the oranges mingles with the sticky sweetness of the dates, which is one of the most delicious things on earth.

Producers usually schedule their opening nights months in advance, and rarely change the dates – which is why it was unusual when the producers of Broadway's "Glengarry Glen Ross" announced on Monday that they were delaying the opening by nearly four weeks, from this Sunday to Saturday, Dec. 8.

Ankle monitors are sometimes touted as a substitute for immigration detention — they cost less than $6 per person per day compared to $208 per person per day for detention, and they give immigrants a degree of freedom while ensuring they show up for their court dates, which is the main purpose of immigration detention in the first place.

We were told outline strategies, troop numbers and dates which were being rapidly set in place.

Iggy Pop and Royal Blood will be supporting on two dates which are yet to be confirmed.

A perennial question is whether people should include graduation dates, which are a tipoff to their age.

The only bias that exists is the fact that observations are aligned around Detected Event Dates which are supposed to represent observations with high informational value.

After measure station is installed, it takes nearly three months to monitor the stress dates which are listed in Table 1.