Did it move the date from the statute?
The first thing she did was erase the date from the whiteboard.
Administrators switched the date from the last day of classes to senior week, so most undergraduates have gone home for the summer.
If you are filling in boxes on a form, put in the date from graduating until now and write "range of temporary contracts, see additional information section".
I began to see "American Psycho" as a scenario of female terror, with Patrick Bateman as, quite literally, the date from hell.
The million-dollar fashion question, the one I'm asked every day without fail from the third week of August for three months, concerns the date from which it is socially acceptable to wear black opaques.
"The £10bn figure can only be reached by adding an extra year to the spending review period, changing the date from which the real terms increase is calculated and disregarding the total health budget," they concluded.
In 1784, the royal crown was replaced with an eagle; in 1915, the Board of Aldermen changed the date from 1686 to 1664, the year that Peter Stuyvesant surrendered New Amsterdam to the British, who renamed it New York.
We know the date from a glimpsed newspaper: 12th July 1941, at the time of the British-Soviet pact, and strategic alliances are of course to be very important, too, in Narnia's parallel universe.
In 1990, Mr. Luhrmann put an original spin on Puccini's "La Bohème" for the Australian Opera by switching the date from the 1830's to the 1950's and dressing the players accordingly.
The place: New York The date: From 16 April The event After 86 years, more than 6,500 home games and three Papal masses, the most famous venue in baseball, the home of the New York Yankees, is no more.
