Sentence examples similar to settled on april from inspiring English sources

The strike was settled on Dec. 7.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, April 1 , 1972P. 69 The 19-day strike of the mutuel clerks at Aqueduct was settled on Mar 24 & the next day the N.Y.

The case he settled on Sept. 21 involved Mohammad Abdel Khaliq, a Jordanian Muslim who has lived in the United States for 20 years and works as a marketing executive for Cisco Systems.

Aides to the candidates said they were debating whether the changes would mean that the nominations would effectively be settled on Feb. 5, by which point easily 50percentt of the delegates are likely to have been chosen, or whether a few strong candidates would divide the Feb. 5 take, forcing the campaign to stretch on for months.

Exactly what direction do the creative materials take?" But Mr. Ortenberg, who on Friday settled on Oct. 24 as a new release date for "The Lucky Ones," insisted that he and his team were "energized and enthused" by the challenge, just as they were when marketing "Crash" in 2005 and "Monster's Ball" in 2001.

They settled on Dec. 13, competing against movies designed for vastly different demographics: "The Hot Chick," a comedy starring Rob Schneider aimed at young males; "Star Trek: Nemesis," a sequel aimed at older males (which in Hollywood means over 25); and "About Schmidt," a limited release Oscar hopeful starring Jack Nicholson.

The transaction will be settled on Nov. 24.

This being Natal -- Portuguese for Christmas, owing to the city's having been settled on Dec. 25 -- consider all that a gift.

They settled on one month of ostracism.

Not until the third century did Christmas settle on Dec. 25, largely to co-opt the pagan winter solstice celebration popular in the Roman Empire.

WHEN the dust settles on May 8th and Britons' votes are counted, odds are good that neither the Conservative Party nor its Labour rival has a majority.