Sentence examples for second date that from inspiring English sources
(Also: try a second date that isn't just sitting across a table from someone. It can feel slumpy and boring if you've already done it for your first date. Sharing an activity is a much more piquant way to get to know someone. Ice dancing, for example).
The first date led to the second date that led to their engagement and marriage in Honolulu on the beach at sunset at the Kahala Hilton Hotel.
Consenting participants will be asked to indicate their availability to attend an educational workshop by nominating two calendar dates out of a possible four on offer in their geographic location, where one date occurs within the following month (which the intervention group will attend) and a second date that is 3 months after the first date (control group).
It was not until their second date that it struck her that they had met before.
Ms. Shapiro mentioned to Mr. Goldes on their second date that she was a wrestling aficionado, who had watched competitions on television with her grandmother.
March 18 2011 June 25 201111 The monologuist and comedian Mike Birbiglia ("Sleepwalk with Me") recounts his unlucky adventures in love, from his seventh-grade crush (their courtship ended after a digestive mishap on a carnival ride) to his more recent — but no less fraught — relationship with a girl named Jenny, who informed him on their second date that she was also seeing a guy named John.
The piece tells of a first date that turned into a trip around the world.
Mr. Lenhart had been out on a dinner date with someone, a first date that was not going well.
Annie Parisse and David Wilson Barnes star in this comedy by Gina Gionfriddo about a first date that goes bad, playing through March 15 at the Second Stage Theater.
"The first date that was set was summer 2002, but that turned out to be too close to the end of the war in Afghanistan.
For buyers and sellers, the open house is an awkward first date that could bloom into a more lasting relationship — and a signed contract.
