Sentence examples for the dates which from inspiring English sources

Hence the dates, which provide a structure of sorts.

The pole, I realized, was thwacking my tree branches in the hope of shaking loose the dates, which were now tumbling into the alley by the handful.

So I made the salad again, this time simmering the vinaigrette with the dates, which began to melt in the hot, bubbly mixture.

But Alinghi and Oracle officials are still haggling over the particulars of the competition, including the dates, which is the reason for the hearing Thursday in New York.

Bishop, who is under increasing pressure to stand aside as Speaker over the travel claim controversy, said on Thursday she would repay travel allowance and airfare claims made on some of the dates, which she has said were justified because of secret meetings with unnamed sources associated with her committee work, but which also coincided with the interstate weddings of two Liberal colleagues.

Leave the dates and oranges to macerate for a couple of hours before you are ready to serve, as the juice from the oranges mingles with the sticky sweetness of the dates, which is one of the most delicious things on earth.

The "date which will live in infamy," as U.S. Pres.

The date, which became practically universal before the end of the 13th century, was chosen to follow All Saints' Day.

The downside of blind dates is that you are privy to no information prior to the date, which can be liberating but can also lead to tedium.

However, the date, which coincides with armistice day when Europe remembers its war dead, means the day is unlikely to take off here.

Politico and Fight for the Future reported the date, which was not disputed by a Senator's aide I contacted.