Sentence examples for public date from inspiring English sources

"The public wants a public date, but he's right," said Mr. Garcia, who returned from Iraq in October.

Their first public date came in November of that year when the two were spotted at a U2 concert in New Jersey.

However, the company's new Longhorn operating system, which has focused on search technology, has been delayed and there is no public date for its introduction.

The twice-divorced Dennis Kucinich's most effective use of the Web thus far has been to have a public date with the winner of a "Who Wants to Be a First Lady?" Internet contest.

Blair had been elected to a historic third term only 15 months before, but within months of the re-election Brown and his allies were mounting a highly organised backstage campaign to extract a specific public date for Blair's departure – an orderly and stable transition.

The stars were out in Las Vegas over the weekend, celebrating birthdays, debuting residency shows, giving private concerts and having a very public date night.

Still, I can understand why a high-school teacher or psychotherapist might not want to post her (or his) picture on a public dating Web site.

T.T.: During the "Boardwalk Empire" era, women were just becoming liberated — chopping their hair off, smoking and drinking in public, dating openly.

The journal, which has never before been seen in public, dates from 1942-44 and covers the period when Turing was working at Britain's Bletchley Park to break the German Enigma Code.

For those not ready to explore kink in public, dating sites like Alt.com and social networks like FetLife let them do so from their own homes or mobile devices.

It would be creepy on a big public dating app.