Sentence examples for the approximate date of 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.

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

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.

Provide the name of the party making the payment, the dollar amount, the approximate date of the payment, and the MIT account number into which the payment should be transferred.

We knew the approximate date of the outbreak and the fact that victims purchased meat at two different grocery chain.

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

My name didn't turn up in her initial search, but when I told her the approximate dates of the possible visits, she started pulling thumb drives out of the top of her desk drawer.

Because written records were kept, the approximate dates of these two occupations may be calculated by correlating textual references to the names of Assyrian kings whose dates are already known.

In the memorandum, Ms. Lewis's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, wrote that she "provided the government with the names of hotels, the approximate dates of meetings, the names of women the governor saw, different names the governor utilized and different ways the governor paid for these sessions".

Few hard facts are known about Dingiswayo not even the approximate dates of his birth, his assumption of chieftaincy, or his death but it is clear that he was dominant during the first two decades of the 19th century (though he may have been influential in the 1790s, or even earlier).