Sentence examples for pushed back the date from inspiring English sources

Trudeau later pushed back the date by two months.

Boeing has pushed back the date three times for the first deliveries of its 787.

The new indictment was expected last summer, but prosecutors have pushed back the date.

Delays in getting new rolling stock from Siemens have pushed back the date of Deutsche Bahn's likely tunnel debut.

The musical's producers pushed back the date to Jan . 11 and later to Feb. 7, and then to March 15.

Dating the bones has pushed back the date of earliest stone circle at the site from 2500BC to 3000BC.

Subsequent finds have pushed back the dates of humans' evolutionary ancestors, and of stone tools, raising questions about who first made that cognitive leap.

Early flint tools pushed back the dating of the human population of Britain, and in South Africa decorated ostrich eggshells seemed to indicate an ancient concept of art.

The discovery in Canada of three arthropod fossils has pushed back the dates of the first fully terrestrial animals in North America by tens of millions of years.

And they appeared to be human.The reason that excites researchers is that it helps to push back the date when humanity arrived in the Americas.

The findings push back the date that humans arrived in the Americas, says Gonzalez, whose team reported its results at a press conference here yesterday.