Sentence examples for to date ever from inspiring English sources

Somewhat arrogantly perhaps, this is what I did and I have kept the thing up to date ever since.

He puts "Daddy's little girl" slogan T-shirts on his toddler (or worse, the babygrows that read: "Daddy says I'm not allowed to date, ever").

Her compelling photographs bring this story up to date, ever mindful of the previous generations who emerged from the shadow of whiteness, in their own image, self-possessed and beautiful.

Leonard Street Car Park, EC2, Fri to 26 May He's best known for his inventive new wave 1980s pop, but Thomas Dolby (real name Tom Robertson) has kept himself up to date ever since.

(Notably, Volition was the first outside money into Chewy, a pet supplies company that sold to PetSmart earlier this year in the biggest e-commerce sale to date, ever).

(Notably, Volition was the first outside money into Chewy, a pet supplies company that sold to PetSmart earlier this year in the biggest e-commerce sale to date, ever.) To learn more, we talked yesterday with RTS co-founder and CEO Gregory Lettieri about the company and the opportunity it's chasing.

An end-to-end deal and loan management system, it's aimed towards modernizing an industry that hasn't been up-to-date ever since the '08 financial crisis.

So, remind us again why New York has to move next year's presidential primaries from March to Feb. 5? The stampede in Albany to shift the date ever earlier was advertised as a way for New York voters to get more attention from the candidates.

The real case of science fiction here is Ms. Driver's Grace, who has apparently been unable to get a date, ever.

Nobody to date has ever dared guess.

As Howard Wilkinson's success with Leeds had come in 1992, the year before the Premier League started, the sad fact is that no English manager to date has ever won the Premier League and only two have managed to come second.