Sentence examples for typical dates from inspiring English sources

Typical dates included the two traditional Druid festivals, the eve of May Day (April 30) and All Hallows Eve October 311), and the seasonal festivals of winter February 22), spring (June 23), summer (August 1), and fall (December 21).

They sought to set themselves apart by enabling members to set up group dates: One member, serving as a point person, could arrange a date — a movie, say, or a picnic in Central Park — with a group of other people and thereby take some of the awkward edge off of typical dates.

Note: the typical dates for program participation are shown.

Not svelte, leggy or catwalk worthy, she wasn't his typical date.

A typical date could be canoeing in the morning, tennis at noon, biking in the afternoon.

That's one thing that sets Are You The One? – and most MTV reality shows – apart from the typical dating competition like The Bachelor.

A typical date in the nien-hao system might read, "the third year of the Wan-li reign period" (Wan-li san nien).

His love-affair with Mr Bush may seem particularly intense (typical date: dinner at the White House to watch a film about the Cuban missile crisis; typical present from George: naming the Justice Department after Robert Kennedy).

Thus, in the inscription on a Chou bronze vessel, a typical date would read: "In the King's nth harvest, in the nth quarter of the nth month, on the day X-y, etc".

A kind of inspiration to "Chains of Love," one of the trailblazers of the man versus woman genre, is the two-year-old "Blind Date," which follows a typical date (archery lesson, dinner, pool party, limo ride) and then has the participants rate each other's looks and personality.

The founders also reckon Muzmatch might stand a better chance than typical dating apps of monetizing beyond the business of matching and dating itself — by offering related services, such as, for example, helping users find a wedding venue.