Sentence examples for look up dates from inspiring English sources

"I had to look up dates, and people will alight on mistakes, but that's not the important thing – the memory of how things felt is what's important.

Okay, while I had to look up the dates of the released films, I recalled: "Live and Let Die" (1973), sung by Paul and Linda McCartney; "Nobody Does It Better" from The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and sung by Carly Simon; and most recently "Skyfall" (2012) sung by Adele.

Most states have their own fish and wildlife website where you can look up season dates and the legal limits on what types of ducks and geese you can shoot.

The whole point of fashion is to look up to date rather than old-fashioned.

I could look up the date on this, but the point is, I can't remember it.

Look up your date of birth to see what the future has in store, and pick up a clutch of jade Mayan calendar glyph pendants to take home.

These lines, then, provide wearers with just enough style to look up to date but not enough to make them nervous.

It ends: No wonder you rise in the middle of the night to look up the date of a famous battle in a book on war.

We were always curious about when Elvis Presley was born, but somehow never summoned the energy to look up the date or to ask the King himself during one of his many sightings.

By Charles Cooke The New Yorker, October 8, 1932 P. 49 Tells of a man who went to the public library to look up the date of Oscar Hammerstein's opening of the Old Vic for a friend of his.

Now, this kind of serendipitous synchronicity among designers does nothing to disabuse me of my belief that what we call "trends" are actually "evil plots cooked up by designers who scheme together ahead of time to make similar colours and clothes to convince the public that in order to look up to date we need to buy their wares".