Sentence examples for secure date from inspiring English sources

Robert's successor as dean, Robert Butevilain, is first securely attested as dean on 6 May 1158, and the last secure date for his holding his previous office is 13 December 1157, which suggests that Robert of Ghent died in between those dates, or shortly before the earlier date.

Xunzi lost the latter post when his sponsor died in 238; this is the latest reasonably secure date in Xunzi's biography, though there is one source that implies (implausibly) that he lived to see the founding of the Chinese empire by the western state of Qin in 221 B.C.E.

Secure dates in the interior of New Guinea approach 30,000 years ago.

In both Java and Bali there are many rock-face relief carvings from this period (there are no secure dates).

"As Carnegie Hall is working further in advance now than before -- two to three years -- outside renters may not be able to secure dates as far in advance".

Mr. McDonald said his group was optimistic that "now community-based arts organizations will be able to return to that space, and we'll be able to secure dates".

Organic remains, including a few specks of grain and seed, have allowed secure dating for the first time of the bluestone circle: around 2,300 BC, three centuries later than previously thought.

In her master's thesis, Adams traced the history of the petroglyphs by comparing them to portable artifacts with secure dates, but she was equally interested in modern native people's reactions to the petroglyphs and oral traditions about how their ancestors had created them.

When Cameron Diaz attaches herself to a script, suddenly the producers can hire the hottest director and supporting actors and secure a good date for the film's release.

For the first time, however, he is adamant there is a "real desire from both fighters" to secure a date.

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