Sentence examples for those two dates from inspiring English sources

In fact, both fell, in both regions, between those two dates.

Those two dates mark the final two regular-season meetings between the teams.

Perhaps not coincidentally, vote totals in counties with large black populations went up sharply between those two dates.

Obviously part of the reason for its lack of immediate success can be summed up by the five-year gap between those two dates; pop doesn't always wait around for you, even if you do have a lovely quiff.

In between those two dates, however, Zenga was out of the country for the best part of 11 years, playing and then coaching in the US, Romania, Serbia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

Between those two dates, a female impersonator who called himself both Ernest Byne and Ernest Blair appeared in theatres and music halls from New York to the Isle of Man, receiving applause as an actor one week, an actress the next.

While those two date from the 1950's and 60's, everything else on the list is at least a century old.

Those three dates featured the most embarrassing failures of the Knicks season, one-sided losses at Chicago, at New Jersey and, most recently, on their home court to an undermanned Nets squad on Friday night.

However, the last generation has prepared younger fans at home to line up deep in pubs on those three dates in June, when there will be more national sporting emotion than this country has ever seen.

In addition, several of Thompson's business associates also made contributions on those days, making Clinton's total haul from people with ties to Thompson more than $110,000 on those three dates alone.

While socio-economic characteristics were the largest contributors to the explained portions of the concentration indices in both years (38.9% in 2001; 45.8% in 2005), an important difference in the overall net contributions of those characteristics at the two dates should be noted.