Sentence examples for half of the date from inspiring English sources

One that stood out in a bad way was with a lawyer who spent the first half of the date going on and on about his ex-girlfriend's weight-loss surgery ― and it only got weirder from there.

After the first 30 days, membership costs $12 a month — though around half of the dates seem to be available sans-membership, albeit at a slightly higher rate.

The tour was canceled after playing only half of the dates on itinerary.

Love will open about half of the dates announced Monday, including a May 18 stop at the Hollywood Bowl.

While China has the largest air force in the world with about 6,000 planes, nearly half of those date from the 1950's and only a few dozen of the rest are viable machines for modern warfare.

The first half of the dance also seems terribly dated, its contractions and balances along one diagonal or the other a standard rearrangement of clichés specific to Ailey and those borrowed from earlier sources.

About half of the debt dates to the 2008 financial crisis, when Beijing unveiled a 4 trillion-renminbi fiscal stimulus package that compelled the local authorities to spend their way back to economic health.

The injury interfered with Hughes' ability to sing, and the band brought in vocalist Ray Gillen to continue the tour with W.A.S.P. and Anthrax, although nearly half of the US dates would eventually be cancelled because of poor ticket sales.

The present distribution map of eelgrass around Iceland contains 95 records, but is mostly based on historical records, with about half of the observations dated from the period 1820 1940.

Ramirez is one half of the artistic duo Date Farmers, who began offering a look at Mexican-American life through mixed-media in 1998.

"Eastern-stream" Bantu speakers, associated with the earliest farming communities in the well-watered eastern half of Southern Africa, date from the 2nd to the 5th century ce.