Sentence examples for so the dates from inspiring English sources

Even now we'll be doing so – the dates are booked".

Ramadan is based on a lunar calendar, so the dates change every year, and for the past few years that summer shopping season has coincided with Ramadan.

So the dates are a bit off, although they are believed to be a reasonable indication of what theatres would have been like half a century earlier.

There's been no new material from the band since 2013, so the dates are likely to herald a second album … The commanding tones of Nathaniel Rateliff And The Night Sweats will be filling UK venues later this year.

The country's 1910 census asked respondents whether they spent some time in the United States, and, if so, the dates of their arrival and departure, last state of residence and last occupation held.

The playwright and the novelist had little in common save their extraordinary inventiveness, the universality of their appeal, and the seeming coincidence of their near-identical death dates (in fact, England used the Julian calendar and Spain the Gregorian calendar at the time, so the dates were actually 10 days apart).

And so the date was set for my appearance.

So the dating show, and others like it, got a makeover.

So the date was changed to May which has proved a less active month for worms.

So the date of the hair, if it proves accurate, fits the date of the first arrivals.

SB: Then our final course would have a soporific effect - so the date couldn't get away.