Sentence examples for the introductory date from inspiring English sources

The Coca-Cola Company will begin its 2010 campaign this month, varying the introductory date by market.

"There was some concern," said Britt McColl, a spokeswoman at RPA in Santa Monica, Calif., so "we pushed it a little quicker" and moved up the introductory date for the Civic spot to late September from early October.

Recalling the introductory banter of dating, he writes, "In such a moment, I dearly want my collecting to be a selling point, like a mountain cabin... or Goya prints".

And pay attention to the effective dates for the introductory rate.

Only people who sign up during the introductory period (now through an unspecified end date) will be offered the $10 price, or $20 for families.

1. Hayek gives the date as 10 October 19511, 23); Jacobs, in the introductory material to The Complete Works of Harriet Taylor Mill, gives it as 8 October 19988, xli).

The introductory image is a limestone carving of the Star of David, dating from the 11th or 12th century and found in a Castilian parish church.

As discussed in the introductory sections, accessibility and even affordability have been studied as components of quality to date in many studies.

A large, elegantly carved Tlingit totem pole from the Northwest coast, dating from the turn of the 20th century, stands as a sort of sentinel at the introductory end of the display.

However, as institutions search for authentic experiences for students that cross the boundary of physics and biology for the introductory sequence, we feel that some activities will be importable into the introductory algebra-based physics sequence at a future date.

The (introductory) rate was 2percentt.