Sentence examples for predictable date from inspiring English sources
The state has no term limit for the chief executive (as do 39 others) and thus no guarantee of a shot at an open seat at a predictable date.
This year the only predictable trouble date is Aug. 14, when the Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered corporate executives to sign off on financial statements, the day after the president's economic conference.
I found it a capable, predictable, but dated drone.
In our industry its good quality product with predictable delivery dates and transactions.
But researchers discovered that in many cases lacklustre equipment meant the number was highly predictable, because dates or timestamps had been used.
It can be after church, or just whenever, not necessarily on predictable, expected dates.
But who can blame her? She, like so many women -- and men -- pick a mate based on pretty predictable factors, dating back to caveman days when all we were trying to do was survive and keep our species going, according to physical anthropologist and Why Him?
It was clearly a single incident, "as any fule kno", and the likely sentence too would have been predictable from the date they were all arrested some four months ago.
You can then frame your opportunity by asking yourself: How might I break free from my predictable, status quo dating existence?
