Sentence examples for held dates from inspiring English sources

This year, the Mets have held dates for Haitians, Asians, Israelis, Greeks, Venezuelans, Chinese, Irish, Poles, Italians, Japanese, Scandinavians, Jews, Taiwanese and Filipinos.

A celebratory memorial will be held date to be announced.

As it turned out, the mourning ring I held dated to the mid-19th century and, as was customary at the time, contained the finely plaited follicles of a dearly departed soul.

"Steve Bannon has exceled in every single role he has held dating back to his service in the US Navy," Higbie said in a statement.

While there is no scholarly consensus as to when the Games officially ended, the most commonly held date is 393 AD, when the emperor Theodosius I decreed that all pagan cults and practices be eliminated.

"When we asked teams for their schedules for holding dates, these were the dates we held," he said.

"People are holding dates, but they are having trouble lining up honorees," he said.

The N.B.A. even began advising arena officials across the country to hold dates in late April, to extend the regular season and complete an 82-game schedule.

"Carnegie Hall holds dates that it anticipates it may need to use for its own presentations," said Richard M. Malenka, the chief of staff at the hall.

Liberty's Telewest holding dates back more than ten years, to when the UK deregulated its telecom sector.

The DNPR includes all patients admitted to Danish hospitals since 1977 and holds dates of admission and discharge, surgical procedure codes, and diagnostic codes [ 17].