Sentence examples for turns dated from inspiring English sources

Their comeback set is a strangely monotonous two-ish hours of strobing visuals, costume changes, lap-dancing, solo turns, dated hits and several misses.

US comedian and actor Rob Riggle will star in a new BBC3 comedy that turns dating into a US-style TV sports show.

But even that crutch is more effective this time around, as we see the return of familiar faces and the retroactive explanation for story turns dating back to the very first film.

That in turn dated to the 1996 [Bill] Clinton Telecommunications bill.

An example of this is the claim that geological strata are dated through the fossils they hold, but that fossils are in turn dated by the strata they are in.

The candidates show up not just on "Meet the Press" or "60 Minutes," but also on "Saturday Night Live" (Senator John McCain's star turn dates back to 2002).

Page B4 Bits The Phone as Wingman A free mobile application tries to turn dating into an actual game instead of a metaphorical one.

Somewhere in this frenzy we have managed to turn dating into something disposable, in which we ultimately view one another as just another match in a long list of matches.

But I think Mr Brooks's attitude towards how "technology" has turned dating into a supermarket-style free-market economy would change if he concentrated on social-networking sites, rather than on messaging.

The subscription service will include access to the "latest dating research findings, best tips, polls, dating guides, etc" — for those who want to turn dating from a game into a full-time job.

Meanwhile, my denial turned dating into an exercise in predicting the time of rejection.