Sentence examples for read the date from inspiring English sources

"And you can't always read the date on the message side".

We can read the date of it – 1515 – relatively distinctly on the marble balustrade directly beneath the characteristic trompe-l'oeil signature of the painter himself.

A village cleric read the inscription, a line of poetry about the impermanence of life, and then read the date that concluded Mishte's impermanence — which, it was determined after much debate about the Ottoman calendar, was probably 1917.

Nikon, and a medium-format Hasselblad — with equivalent lenses — you would notice the penny in the iPhone shot, you'd clearly see it in the Nikon shot, and you could read the date in the Hasselblad shot.

By Sarah Galvan and John McCarten The New Yorker, January 12 , 1963P. 24 In a notice of payment due from the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, of Newark, a friend of ours spotted a warning that read, "The date to the right will be used by the Company.

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1963P. 24 In a notice of payment due from the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, of Newark, a friend of ours spotted a warning that read, "The date to the right will be used by the Company.

"I'm going to chop down some of this mess, so we can read the dates on his stone".

Also read the dates that the sales are covered on the ads.

Google News Badges are not, puzzling enough, unless I'm reading the date wrong.

He stares intently at Myuran on the wall, and reads the date of the painting.

And, as someone reading the date descriptions on her site, you the reader become a voyeur like the workers, casually experiencing her misadventures and vicariously going along for the emotional roller coaster ride.