Sentence examples for point a date from inspiring English sources

At this point, a date would be a real gamble.

Though undated, other work by Belloguet and Jannin (at this particular address) point towards a date of manufacture in the mid- to late 19th century (maybe 1870s).

The state has indicated that a selection will be made shortly, but I think the evidence is such that that's been the case for many months now, so you really can't point to a date.

(I love Data Detectors just point your mouse at a physical address to add it to your Address Book or plot it on a map, or point to a date and time to add it to your calendar with one click).

Several indications point to a date around the middle of the 2nd century CE for Numenius' philosophical activity.

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I haven't had much experience with actual dates recently, but my online experiences from dating profiles have had something to do with that, since a lot of the responses are so negative that it doesn't even get to the point of a date at all.

Be sure to choose a restore point of a date and time prior to when your computer became infected by the Disk Antivirus Professional malware.

"At this point, a release date bump is looking very likely.

It has reappeared on the stand of Richard Green of London and its luminous style points to a date in the 1630s or the early 1640s.

It has been clear since the mid-1970s that radiocarbon indicated an earlier date than the previously orthodox archaeological estimate of ca. 1500 BC, and more recent radiocarbon dating on materials from both Thera and the region, allied with sophisticated forms of modeling, have firmly pointed to a date in the later-late 17th century BC (Manning et al. 2006; Manning and Kromer 2012).