Sentence examples for use of dates and from inspiring English sources

Finally, you must select, organise and deploy a wide range of relevant information to produce consistently well-structured narratives, descriptions and explanations, making appropriate use of dates and terms.

A survey by the charity's ChildLine service earlier this year provided an insight into youngsters' use of dating apps and sites.

Several computerized claims datasets were linked with the National Death Registry through the use of birth dates and civil identification numbers unique to each beneficiary.

Results of this study should be viewed cautiously, given the relatively short duration of glargine use to date and the large number of potential associations examined.

Using this combination of date and location evidence, authorities focussed their investigation to discover that McCormack visited the motel and stayed in the exact room where the film was made.

Early British optimism soon faded as the press reported that British troops were ill-equipped and mismanaged by aged generals using out-of-date tactics and strategy.

During the treatment period, subjects recorded the migraine pain start and stop for each attack (date and time), use of DFN-02 (date and time), and use of rescue medication (date, time, name, and dose) in the paper diary dispensed to them at each study visit.

The data they use in spreadsheets are often out of date and must be put in by hand.

Length of stay (LOS) was collected in days and fractions of days using the dates and times of critical care unit admission and discharge.

If that happens, refugees will quickly realize the information is out of date, and stop using the app, she said.

All the while, the Partridge-isms are coming thicker and faster: "let's not beat around the Kate Bush", he says in that 42-minute lay-by freak-out, effortlessly segueing into impressions of other people performed in a slightly higher voice than his own, dancing around his kitchen miming Lionel Richie songs, revelling in the use of out-of-date slang and the word "fantastico".