Sentence examples for the approximate date from inspiring English sources

COL.AMEN: Do you recall the approximate date of that meeting?

(c) The approximate date of origin of each incapacitating defect.

COL.AMEN: Do you recall the approximate date when this order was given by Keitel to Canaris?

"What is the approximate date of beginning of next Charlie Chan story?" they inquire of the boss.

The approximate date or period of the fragment is given, along with its provenance, when known.

Just to make sure I got the point, it wasn't the approximate date.

The approximate date for the next validation review of the program by the ARC-PA will be September 2027.

Teaching with The Times – How can you figure out the approximate date a newspaper is published without having that information readily available?

They determined the approximate date of the mural by comparing its style and content with the only previously known but poorly preserved paintings from the Pre-Classic period, those from the much grander Guatemalan site of Tikal.

Many holidays of the major world religions tend to occur at the approximate dates of more ancient, pagan festivals.

From patterns in the DNA data, biologists can often estimate the sizes of ancient populations and even the approximate dates when one group of people split from another.