Sentence examples for spare dates from inspiring English sources
The phrase "spare dates" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to dates when one has free time and is not occupied with other activities. For example: "I'm trying to find some spare dates in my schedule to plan a vacation."
A Premier League spokesman told Press Association Sport: "It's incredibly tight to get away the fixture list as it is and we didn't really have any spare dates.
George HW Bush was the first president to formally pardon a Thanksgiving turkey, though stories of spared turkeys date back to Abraham Lincoln's presidency.
At Smithville Cemetery, even the dead were not spared: Tombstones dating to the 1800s, including some of Civil War soldiers, lay broken on the ground.
With just a few days to spare in between show dates, Nicks came to New York to promote the record.
Congress never resolved that tiff, but it still managed to kick the can down the road with a two-year extension of CHIP as it stood, with five months to spare before its expiration date.
In December, the court upheld it, leaving Terry Williams in a sort of limbo, spared an execution date but still on death row.
"The builders made the date with a week to spare".
They have qualified for the knockout stage with a game to spare and Friday 4 July is the date already being circled on calendars.
And without a concert hall of its own, the orchestra must take dates that Tilles and Staller can spare, Ms. Barnes said.
I'll spare you my annual rant about choosing this date -- trust me, at the time it was convenient, not romantic.
However, to date there is not a single staging modality that could spare these patients a bilateral neck dissection.
