Sentence examples for huge dates from inspiring English sources

In the UK alone, the band moved 300,000 tickets in 48 hours recently for shows happening in the spring of 2011, selling out huge dates in such legendary venues as Dublin's Slane Castle (79,000 tickets sold out in less than hour) and London's Hyde Park (a second night was added due to overwhelming public demand -- and they just played a sold out show there this past June).

With his busy filming schedule – he is currently working on a Gaelic drama for the BBC – it is not surprising that a huge date planner dominates their kitchen/diner.

After scrapping the pool idea they hired their friend Flora Grubb, a landscape designer, to make a kind of Palm Springs/Mojave desert installation of corrugated iron, succulents and cactuses in pots, and three huge date palms.

Ahead of the first anniversary tomorrow of the uprising by Bahrainis eager to bring home the Arab spring, Yates told the Daily Telegraph that the police had a well-rehearsed plan to deal with what he described as "a huge date", adding: "The concept of reasonable reaction to provocation has been reinforced.

This dauntingly huge complex dates back to 1782 and is home to the royal residence, various chapels and galleries.

Although it has been repaired many times – with the mixture of types of stone and mortars adding to its problems – the huge window dates back to the 1420s.

The Oxford band began playing house parties in the mid-00s and have been filling ever bigger venues since, with five huge arena dates booked this February.

For Mr. Sand, 50, the huge debt dates to 1995, when a Nassau County judge ordered him to pay Ms. Sand $750 per week, an amount the court later raised to $995 per week to account for cost-of-living increases.

I booked Frank a huge 30-date tour.

Our age gap isn't huge, so dating isn't out of the question.

The fiscal hit is huge, the date is set, and no resolution is in sight before the election on November 6th.