Sentence examples for official start date from inspiring English sources

Sorry sweet-toothed fiends, but there's no official start date yet.

Each year, the Hunt begins long before its official start date.

His official start date will be announced in the coming weeks.

Then, before the official start date, she is informed by the new employer that the job is no longer hers.

Her official start date was moved up to Monday, even though it had been scheduled for later this summer.

There is still no official start date for when Neighbours transfers over from BBC1 to Five, with April originally penciled in.

At a loose end - she has a couple of months to wait before her official starting date - she tags along on one of Wallander's investigations.

Ms. Cahill said there is no official starting date because it is not practical to go forward without an updated list of qualified state tutors.

The only time the unemployment rise came before the recession actually started was in 1969, when the increase hit the 13percentt mark in September but the recession's official starting date was later determined to be in December.

In an unusually accurate piece of technological forecasting, Dr. Watson estimated the overall cost would be $3 billion and that the project could be completed in 15 years from its official starting date of 1990.

The address was designed to mark the official starting date of the war, as well as an attempt to change subjects from a speech he delivered Tuesday in Philadelphia on race in America.