Sentence examples for describing the date from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, on a stump beside the lean-to, or on one of the walls, you could find a tarnished plaque commemorating the Civilian Conservation Corps and describing the date of the shelter's construction during the nineteen-thirties.
Leave a comment describing the date you'll take your iPhone 2 on when you get it and we'll pick ten winners at random to get a free iPhone sleeve from UK Wrappers.
In December of 2009, the Obama Administration downplayed the July 2011 target to begin withdrawing U.S. troops describing the date as the beginning of a lengthy transition, rather than a "drop-dead deadline".
The government described the date and the amount of each contribution.
The administration has described the date as a turning point in the war, though it remains somewhat ceremonial.
"I have to remember those who have been persecuted and assaulted during the 6-4 Mr.emenTsuiMr. Tsaidsaid, using a term to describe the date of the protests.
Ms Bamford described the date as being " A significant day... we want to send a message to India that we're right behind you, as business leaders from the UK and India gather for the summit".
They have described the date of their baseline survey and also that of their first follow-up study.
In Figure 1 we describe the date of diagnosis and leukemia cell type for all 16 children diagnosed with leukemia.
Typically, statements such as "if and when the writer cannot make health care decisions" are used to describe the date when the Will goes into effect.
The official described the dates, locations and number of deaths involved in four cases ruled justifiable homicide, all in Iraq, including three at Abu Ghraib.
