Sentence examples for move dates from inspiring English sources

"For the world championships, it is possible to move dates," Diack said.

The move dates to at least the 1980s; the ESPN analyst and former N.B.A. coach Flip Saunders said he thought it started when the N.C.A.A. changed its rules to stop the clock in the final minute after a basket.

Sue Barber, head of St Joseph's, a primary in south London with 230 pupils As the head of a voluntary-aided school, I already have more flexibility than other heads so that, for example, we can move dates round a bit to accommodate religious feasts.

"For the World Championships, it is possible to move dates, the last half of September is something I have nothing against," he said.

When residential histories are self-reported, these observation times are defined by the "move" dates reported by the respondent.

Participants reported residential locations for each month between January 1982 and the date of the baseline exam, including move dates (month and year), and average monthly exposures were assigned using the nearest monitors with available data on the days within each month.

But if your move date is two weeks away, your time is better spent taking care of the big things.

Don't let anything or anyone pressure you -- whether it's an impeding move date or the fear that you won't get that apartment.

Notify your current insurance provider of your intended move date.

That is because people are often afraid to commit because of uncertain moving dates, Mr. Walsh said.

The air show, which has traditionally been held on the Spring Bank Holiday Sunday and Monday, has moved dates this year to the Saturday and Sunday.