Sentence examples for named a date from inspiring English sources

And Cesárea named a date, sometime around the year 2600.

Each child named a date, but Dakotah was confused.

He has made plenty of noises about retiring but he has not yet named a date or a successor.

When asked why, she "said something about days to come" and named a date: "Two thousand six hundred and something".

Official confirmation has yet to come but as Barat has named a date, clearly there is at least some reason to be excited, right?

Indeed the government talks only of further relaxing its grip on prices: it plans soon to start letting the market set the prices of fuels, though it has not named a date.

But he did not name a date.

Mr Krenz has promised "free elections", without so far naming a date.

But the court should also name a date for new voting, he said.

Name a date and that's when it was going to open.

"She, for instance, will name a date for triggering negotiations on Brexit.