Sentence examples for memorable dates from inspiring English sources

There, at the counter, she had memorable dates with her husband.

A reason for the interest among marketers in memorable dates, Ms. Atkinson said, is that "people have a lot going on in their lives, and this is something that cuts through the clutter".

Try saying your own important and memorable dates in English, for example, birthdays, anniversaries and festivals.

These couples have the money to spend on the occasional big night out, but don't have the time or creativity to plan memorable dates.

"All that" comes from a spoof of English history called 1066 & All That (W. C. Sellar and R. J. Yeatman), which claims there are only two memorable dates in English history one of them is the Battle of Hastings.

After a slew of less than memorable dates over the last few weeks, I felt inspired to put pen to paper to write out some of the #trending personalities of the online male dater.

The poll also found that 1066 was the most memorable date in British history.

Born on the memorable date of December 14 , 1916 she becaue unforgettable to all who knew her.

7 will become a memorable date in the history of California...

Skeptics find it hard to believe that Steinbrenner and Davis were born on the same date, and a memorable date at that.

One subject's last memorable date involved "going out to special German restaurant around a specific errand they had planned at Ikea".