Sentence examples for find a new date from inspiring English sources
Does it imply some sort of obligation on my part that I should find a new date to invite them again?
However, the Indian motor sport federation president, Vicky Chandhok, said Ecclestone and organisers, the Jaypee Group, were trying to find a new date.
Prime Minister David Cameron sent his "warmest wishes" and is to find a new date to welcome her back to No 10 to celebrate her birthday.
Organisers are trying to find a new date for its return in 2015, with Ecclestone keen for the race to take place in the early part of the season, rather than its current October date.
Eighty emails to find a new date would have been optimistic.
Maybe one of your Barbie dolls found a new date, or they found the lifeguard extremely nice, or something.
The County Antrim FA will now have to find a new venue and date for the match.
And if going to a nightclub was always an unreliable way to find a new squeeze, online dating platforms have made it look positively prehistoric.
He had detailed the diligent research with original documents that had allowed him to find a new and more accurate date of death for Sir John Denham Churton Collinss pointed out that the correct date was given in most of the major reference volumes and was the date under which Denham's burial is "in the register at the Abbey".
His friends have urged him to find a new partner, but no one has set him up on a date.
