Sentence examples for proper dates from inspiring English sources

We went on "proper" dates: a movie, an exhibition.

Proper dates to pool halls and movie theatres, lunches at a diner on the weekend or a walk to Central Park.

Gallacher, a three-time Ryder Cup captain, said: "There is a feeling that Tim Finchem, who pulls all the strings over there, gives that precedence over the Ryder Cup in terms of proper dates".

One is contentedly earthbound, while the other mingles in a Milky Way where morality is not a matter of proper dates and chronology but of representational accuracy, context, language.

The institution of a jubilee calendar supposedly would ensure the observance of Jewish religious festivals and holy days on the proper dates and, by setting Jews apart from their Gentile neighbours, would emphasize the Old Testament picture of Israel as the covenant community of God.

The first lock was not built on an English canal until the 16th century, and the canal era proper dates from the construction of the Bridgewater Canal to carry coal from Worsley to Manchester in the 18th century by the engineer James Brindley.

"I think we had one proper date," she said.

It's a proper date play, executed with theatrical ingenuity (1 30).

In April 2010, he asked her out on a proper date via text.

More seriously, I will never forgive That Caitlin for standing up Our Craig on their first proper date.

A week later he asked her out on a proper date in Manhattan, during which they drank shots of horseradish vodka and talked endlessly.