Sentence examples for definite date of from inspiring English sources

Click here to buy a copy for £20 This famous duck dish was introduced to Europe and America during the latter half of the 19th century: one source gives a definite date of 1875.

"There's no definite date on the album.

Nothing is known of the authorship of the sagas of Icelanders, and it has proved impossible to assign a definite date to many of them.

Yet Mr. Kerry remains under pressure from some in his own party to present a more forceful alternative to Mr. Bush's approach, with many antiwar Democrats calling for a definite date for pulling out of Iraq.

The announcement didn't give a definite date for availability but said that mass production of these products will be in-line with demand from its customers.

And, of course, for setting a definite date for when the 2009 silly season will end.

The company gave no definite date for product availability.

But one of the last things Ballmer said tonight at his keynote was a definite date for when Kinect would be coming to Windows: February 1st.

Coins are the only items in the Hoxne Hoard for which a definite date and place of manufacture can be established.

Some patients have been able to name a definite date when the character of the headache changed completely; others have noted a greater severity of the paroxysms.

No definite date can be ascribed to the composition of the Vedas, but the period of about 1500 1200 bce is acceptable to most scholars.