Sentence examples for the real dates from inspiring English sources

The second set — found inside an empty water tank in the attic — contained the same notations but with the real dates of collection.

"I wrote the book from memory, and I only discovered the real dates when I got the records after my mother sued me".

Hanging from the ceiling, a death notice (right) mocks the symbolic deaths of the two still living Socialist Party leaders, alongside the real dates in which Spanish dictators Franco and Primo de Rivera died.

One possibility is that the tMRCAs inferred by our models are not artefacts, but resemble the real dates.

Only when the contestant has made a choice will the real date be revealed.

"But I think the real date, candidly, the date that's highly problematic for our nation, is Nov. 1," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.

So the season is supposed to open Oct. 11, and the union says, "That's not the real date – it's really the beginning of November".

The real date of record is 1949, when Mao proclaimed the People's Republic and when China and the Western world turned their backs on each other.

But the real date, we (and she) realised, began when Big Chin announced that he was going to indulge a spot of post-coital human-hunting.

Tinder does emulate the real dating world: As much as critics (who are beginning to resemble puritans or conservatives) don't want to hear it, Tinder is an extension of mainstream real-world dating habits, especially compared to traditional online dating sites.

One way we do so, both for our students and team members, is by setting internal deadlines far in advance of the real date.