Sentence examples for some dates of from inspiring English sources

After that Court Yard Hounds will be playing some dates of the revived Lilith Fair, Sarah McLachlan's caravan of female musicians, and from there the sisters will be juggling their two bands.

In medieval times Japanese chronology underwent a remarkable evolution: (1) when the Imperial dynasty split into two courts (1336 92), two series of nengō began to be used; (2) during the Ashikaga period some private nengō again appeared; (3) some dates of the authorized "central" calendars did not correspond with those of locally compiled calendars.

The opening act for the tour varied from country to country; in North America some dates of the tour were supported by Duran Duran or Siouxsie and the Banshees.

Some dates of the sample size were achieved from the LISS system plates (Synthes, Paoli, PA, USA).

Since neuroblastic tumours are rare, the reliability of the findings might be queried on the basis of the low annual number of cases (about 5 per year in the study area) and the possibility of errors in some dates of diagnosis.

Maybe I'll start getting some dates out of my scooter now I know what I've been doing wrong. .

Some dates became part of my work; some became my close friends.

Some falsify their dates of birth, allowing them easier access to the country.

The use of heterogeneous historical information presents some limitations: actual dates of introductions are sometimes not known and correspondence between recorded dates of naturalization and actual dates of naturalization or start of spread are typically not known.

As rock shows go in 2013, these will be some of the biggest dates of the year -- and probably some of the loudest.

And Facebook recently exposed the birth dates of some users who had wanted to keep them private.