Sentence examples for terminal dates from inspiring English sources

The eschatological strain of the Crusades can also be noted in the Crusade sermons of Bernard of Clairvaux in 1147, who kindled enthusiasm to liberate Jerusalem with reference to the pressing terminal dates of the end time.

The original Art Deco terminal dates to 1941 and has been carefully preserved over the years.

The present terminal date is June 30 , 1958

The terminal date for the show, 1968, works well for two reasons.

After the agreed upon terminal date, the mark of INC will be changed to the appropriate letter grade.

Flights there are scheduled to begin on Oct. 22, when JetBlue moves next door from Terminal 6, a decrepit terminal dating from the dawn of the jet age.

He said: "We are being asked publicly to set a terminal date for our withdrawal (from S. Vietnam when we have already offered one in private".

The terminal date of this period is even more difficult to establish; it may be placed in the 4th, 5th, or 6th century.

That's the so-called terminal date when, by actuarial design, the cash value of the policy equals the death benefit.

The distribution of this artifact type with respect to glacial events, however, suggests an appearance as early as 11,000 bc and a terminal date about 3,000 years later.

Thereafter students are charged a modest continuing registration fee each term until the dissertation is submitted or the terminal date is passed.