Sentence examples for finish dates from inspiring English sources

Birth and finish dates were used to calculate time to finish and finish weights were also compared.

Take it a step further by creating a log attached to that list, including the start and finish dates, key notes or lessons; to help you easily tick off once you're done with each book.

The completion time of the course was calculated using the start and finish dates.

For each job, information was collected on the start and finish dates, job title, and major activities and duties.

The full questionnaire takes around 1 h to complete, and start and finish dates are recorded to allow them to be completed over several days.

Year of diagnosis was categorised as follows: 1968 1977, 1978 1987, 1988–1997, 1998 2010, with a further analysis for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) by trial start and finish dates.

Bonet did not seem so sure about the finish date.

The government's universal credit scheme has once again slipped behind schedule and will now not be completed until 2022, five years behind its original projected finish date, officials have admitted.

Even the clearest information, the regularly updated "pipeline" of more than 500 infrastructure projects published by the Treasury, is often scant on detail: hundreds of energy, flooding, waste, road and rail investments are lacking a start date, while dozens of others are given a clearly erroneous start or finish date of 1905.

When the counter subcontractor couldn't get the pieces to meet according to plan, it set the project back five weeks, pushing the finish date for our August project into early October, eight weeks after Natalie had organized her last piece of silverware.

* Once you get to the contract stage, have a lawyer ensure that the contract is comprehensive, including a start and finish date (with a penalty for not meeting the deadline), a payment schedule and required starting fee, how changes and problems will be handled and a request that the contractor let you know if he changes his insurance, bonding or workers' compensation.