Sentence examples for the designated date from inspiring English sources

Instead of flying off immediately, the message stays put until the designated date and time.

Seven to 10 days before the designated date, send the selected recipe to the volunteer parents, along with instructions for dropping off the cookies at a determined spot the morning of Bake Your Teacher a Thank You Day.

To ensure a high turnout, a week before the designated date of the respective focus group discussions, a member of the research team will contact each participant to encourage them to attend.

Take the test on the designated date.

If you don't file a foreclosure suit before the designated date, the lien will expire, and the property owner will no longer be responsible for paying back the debt.

Ms. Adams was home from college but was not one of the designated dates.

The phenomenon was resoundingly demonstrated in Scotland in 1932, when the government gave IQ tests to every child who, on the designated dates, was between 101/2 and 111/2 — 87,000 kids in all.

A man named Graham Woods was available on my designated date to show me around Hackney, a working-class area with little presence in guidebooks.

(A commutation allows a convict to leave prison at a designated date; a pardon can also involve an end to a prison sentence but bestows a broader restoration of rights, like the right to vote or own a firearm).

Just because "National Romance" has a specific month, it does not mean your efforts for passion should have a designated date.

If these sources did not identify associated press releases, we contacted sponsors directly via mail to request copies, stating that if we did not receive correspondence from them claiming otherwise by a designated date, we would assume that no press release had been issued.