Sentence examples for to know the date from inspiring English sources

Sure, we'd all like to know the date of the election.

"I'd hate to know the date of my own last day on earth, but I'm delighted to know what Walter White's will be (episodically speaking).

Tortorella claimed not to know the date of the trade deadline and said he was focused only on preparing for Columbus.

Nevertheless, the machine was still able to record heart rhythms, because it did not need to know the date to do that.

The only part of a plane that really needs to know the date, he said, is the flight management computer, which handles navigation and related chores.

"If you want to know the date of a wooden object you usually want to find out when it was made, but this is not necessarily the same as the age of the wood it is made from," she explains.

We want to know names, and we want to know the dates they will be tried in court".

But then some administrators in the host organization decided that his presence would be a security nightmare and his requests to know the dates when he was to attend the festival were met with stalling tactics.

One farmer told me that an organic certifying agent inspecting his farm wanted to know the dates on which he had moved his crates of zucchini into the cooler the previous year and when he had sold them.

These intermediaries were in regular contact with vaccination teams, which allowed them to know the dates of vaccination sessions and thereby inform villagers in advance.

You may think the question absolutely impossible - surely France is full of bridges, and how can you be expected to know the dates they were all built?!