Sentence examples for he wanted a date from inspiring English sources
But Roosevelt was not content just to get agreement in principle, he wanted a date by which the Soviet Union would enter the war in the Far East.
The promposal was a tradition he told me, and if he wanted a date to the dance, he had to do one and it had to be clever.
And he wanted a second date.
Mr. Wang said he wanted a new dating show to capitalize on the concept of "leftover girls" and "leftover boys," career-oriented people without a partner, a hot topic in China.
He also wants an earlier date for the ballot — an apparent effort to limit the ability of Mr. Salmond, a formidable campaigner, to win over skeptical Scots.
He said the truckers want a date for the dismantling of the camp, which is home to up to 10,000 refugees and migrants, a minority of whom have attacked lorries approaching the port and damaged farms.
If he doesn't understand that, or wants a date or nothing, he's not really someone you want as a friend anyway.
It will make him like you a lot then and there, but it will most likely not lead to a follow up date, unless he wants a booty call.
The Turks want a date early in 2005.
It's about: I want a date this Friday.
