Sentence examples for told the date from inspiring English sources

As in Soviet times, prisoners on death row in Belarus are not told the date of their execution.

In the very first line of Fatal Eggs we are told the date of the events is 1928; more precisely, April 16.

Presumably execs consulted an astrologer and were told the date was auspicious, because in other ways 6 October looks a peculiar choice: up against a launch-day schedule including a Towie special are not only The Great British Bake Off final on BBC1, but Scott & Bailey, ITV's most female-friendly drama.

I told the date that I had to go home and record the finale of The OC. Pretty sure I heard her say, "Yeah, right," as I ran down the street.

We were not told the date when we would be assessed.

Following randomisation, participants were informed of the group they had been assigned to (IA or DAC) and told the date and time of their first class.

In past drills, the mock terrorists have succeeded at nearly half the plants tested -- though the utilities were given months to prepare and even told the dates the attacks would come.

You didn't have to produce a certificate, just tell the date.

"Next year this time, people will be telling the date by whether they had venison or turkey," Troemel said.

It can also tell the date, day of the week, month and year, as well as moon phases.

In relation to the Tesco bag that was examined Mr Finnieston asked: "There's no way of telling the date and time or how long the DNA had been on it?" Mrs Campbell said: "That's correct".