Sentence examples for gives a date from inspiring English sources

This gives a date after which the mount was produced.

The handwriting appears contemporary and gives a date of around 1867/8.

One, published in Radiocarbon, gives a date for the map's parchment of 1434, suggesting to the researchers that the map could well be authentic.

Alcuin gives a date corresponding to July 778, but it could be 777 too.

Basically, it gives a date, which is so important to attach times to certain styles.

Deusdedit was regarded as a saint after his death, with a feast day of 14 July, although the Bosworth Psalter, a late 10th or early 11th-century psalter produced at St Augustine's Abbey, gives a date of 15 July.

"We never gave a date.

And everywhere one was given a date to remember: 1690.

He did not give a date for the release.

I don't want to give a date.

"I cannot give a date," General Musharraf said.