Sentence examples for dying date from inspiring English sources

Harrison had accumulated songs from as far back as 1966; both "Isn't It a Pity" and "Art of Dying" date from that year.

How is some young band going to sing about divorce, their parents being ill and dying, dating younger women or the frustrations of getting older?

LAST October, Louis Burke, the artistic director for Stratford Festival Theater Inc., predicted that January would be the "do or die" date for securing money needed to complete renovations to the theater that was once home to star-studded Shakespeare productions.

With six weeks left until Labor Day (the self imposed "do or die" date), the company had one goal: $20,000 a month in recurring, break-even revenue — or go bust.

For those who died, date of death was taken as last date of contact.

Trypan blue exclusion assay showed less than 1% of the cells pretreated with BAPTA-AM at concentrations from 10 μM to 40 μM died (date not shown), indicating that the pretreatment with BAPTA-AM alone did not affect the cell viability.

Coins for these sets, minted at the San Francisco Assay Office, were struck with no mint marks early in 1966 with heavily polished dies dated 1965.

Should the relationship with Sacha go tits-up, her only remaining romantic prospects are the dying pygmy date palm outside the ground floor cafeteria and cardiothoracic consultant Elliot Hope.

She was dying to date him; however every time she saw his she was ill -- and therefore looked like she was in fact dying.

He called Aug. 31 "the dor-or-die date".

The season will also feature a new do-or-die date, February 5th, when a score of states, including giant California, will hold elections.