Sentence examples for extensive date from inspiring English sources

There are extensive date groves, and an underground reservoir provides irrigation.

By the 1960s Khorramshahr had become an important commercial port with a population of almost 90,000 and extensive date palm cultivation in adjacent areas.

Now a principal oasis and agricultural centre, it has extensive date, lemon, and orange groves; other fruits are grown, and cattle and sheep are reared on large experimental farms.

Claims for mid-Holocene Aboriginal occupation at the shell matrix site of Wurdukanhan, Mornington Island, Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia, are reassessed through an analysis of the excavated assemblage coupled with new surveys and an extensive dating program.

No, I'm talking about the actual, specific career skills I've learned, thanks to my extensive dating lifestyle.

The literature covering play is extensive, dating back to some of the foundational writings on child psychology (Piaget 1962).

Mr. Giuliani's comments on "Fox News Sunday" were his most extensive to date about the shooting.

Mr. Gore's comments on the death penalty were his most extensive to date on the topic in this presidential campaign.

Interviews with executives and correspondents at television news networks suggested that while the CBS cutbacks are the most extensive to date in Baghdad, many journalists shared varying levels of frustration about placing war stories onto newscasts.

Mr. Panetta's comments, his most extensive to date on cyberwarfare, also sought to increase the level of public debate about the Defense Department's growing capacity not only to defend but also to carry out attacks over computer networks.

The examination is among the most extensive to date of the banks' foreclosure practices, which caused a national uproar and prompted a $25 billion settlement between the banks and the government that was filed in federal court Monday.