Sentence examples for pivotal date from inspiring English sources

The pivotal date is in less than two weeks.

A potentially pivotal date in the dispute is a meeting of F.I.A. World Council next Wednesday.

The pivotal date for Republicans is Saturday, Aug. 9, the final day candidates can file their papers to run.

Ms. Tutwiler will leave on June 30, a pivotal date for the American-led forces in Iraq, when the authorities plan to transfer sovereignty to Iraqis.

Smart, disciplined and propelled by another display of wizardry from the full-back, Leigh Halfpenny, the touring team are in good order for Saturday's pivotal date for the first Test.

All these contingency plans hinge on the pivotal date of Aug. 2, when the Obama administration has said it will no longer be able to finance government obligations without raising the $14.3 trillion cap on government borrowing.

Sustained degassing at summit & periphery   Eruption officially ends, clinics and hospitals reopen Dates in bold are pivotal dates when probabilities of eruptive outcome was queried using the BBN (Figure 5).

The greatness of Richard Nelson's The Apple Family Plays (now at the Public, with all four in rep through December 15) is not that the author manages to weave them around four pivotal dates in his characters' -- and his audiences' -- lives.

From pivotal dates in One Direction history to how 1D was formed (Thank you, The X-Factor and Simon Cowell!) to a list of 1D's many accomplishments (such as their album Up All Night debuting #1 in the U.S. and being the first British group ever to do that), this article is an overview of this gleefully obsessed world of ours.

If the pivotal third date doesn't lead to a fourth, you may need something stronger.

On Monday night, contestant Jacqueline Trumbull pulled a rare move by choosing to remove herself from consideration right before the pivotal hometown dates.