Sentence examples for to dates from inspiring English sources
noun
The fruit of the date palm, Phoenix dactylifera, somewhat in the shape of an olive, containing a soft, sweet pulp and enclosing a hard kernel.
- We made a nice cake from dates.
"We shouldn't be fixed to dates," he said.
But somebody hasn't been paying enough attention to dates.
Leap years have two dominical letters, the first applicable to dates in January and February, the second to dates in the remaining months.
The Koran includes no fewer than 18 mostly laudatory references to dates.
The S.E.C. said the public should pay special "attention to dates contained in the filings".
To begin with, the annals themselves are in fundamental disagreement with respect to dates and the lists of Toltec kings.
Since 2010, the site has invited them to pitch date ideas online and respond to dates they like.
Many people assume that being a food writer and single entitles me to dates at all the top restaurants.
Up to 49 different pieces of information will be stored, from iris patterns and fingerprints to dates of birth and past addresses.
Your ultimate ceremony rundown, from the go-to dates to the trademark drinks By Adam Leff, Vanity Fair.
Remember that reinsurance administration is complicated stuff - the devil is in the details; oftentimes in dates (birthdays, anniversaries, paid-to dates) and policy status.
