Sentence examples for so that dates from inspiring English sources

Mia Farrow was the rare actress who balked at a dress — "a little hundred-dollar Adele Simpson number, so that dates the story," Halbreich recalled.

I was born in 1933, when she was around 30, I think, so that dates the photo to 1927 or so.

It has a very interrupted form, continually looping back on itself, so that dates and place names seem almost scrambled and the reader must work a kind of hermeneutic espionage on the text.

"My life is doing pretty good, so that date is postponed".

On the new album, he addresses his history with depression: "I'm just a teenager who admits he's suicide prone/ My life is doing pretty good, so that date is postponed for now".

But with a fresh quarter billion or so, that date is likely not very soon.

"We do have a lot of dependency on other people moving at the same pace, so that date would be challenging," Brent said.

The anticipated ship date for the Juicies+ cables is January 2014, but a big part of the production process lies outside of the project founders' hands because of the required MFI certification, so that date could well slip, especially if there's renewed interest in Lightning components from accessory makers in the wake of Apple's anticipated September iPhone announcement.

Glucose meters should contain software so that date- and time-stamped glucose levels can be securely downloaded using an industry-standard interface to be available for patients and providers without charge.

The cable channel Epix underwrites that series (which is so new that dates and other details are not yet available) as well as Summer Screen and Socrates Outdoor Cinema, which begins on July 6 at the Socrates Sculpture Park.

So presumably that dates from about the time former CEO Dick Costolo sent that memo — admitting Twitter 'sucks at dealing with abuse'.