Sentence examples for vague date from inspiring English sources

He won agreement for it only last week, with a vague date of sometime next summer.

The sets, by Santo Loquasto, place the action at some vague date in the twentieth century, in a Middle Eastern country where the occupying authorities have hired a security force from the native population.

He then looked for refuge in Salerno when arrived in a vague date among 1065 and 1077.

Details are limited and a launch date has not been set other than a vague date of later this year.

Killed, Aug. 20, 1847: Aged 37. Buried, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. a A vague date of "1810" is seen online.

I will open the betting myself with a rather vague date, due to being conditional on other events.

Not wanting to set precise time limits, leaders sometimes say elections will take place in the winter of the coming year, in the first half of the following year, and similar such vague dates.

It remains engrossing, but is somewhat stymied by a particularly convoluted backstory and a vaguely dated feel.

One might wish it were a smidgen more scholarly; the explanatory cards are a bit thin, and many artifacts are vaguely dated or dated not at all.

Usually assumed to depict Rembrandt's invalid wife attended by a nurse or maid, it is vaguely dated to within the two years before Saskia's death in 1642.

Will and I were sleeping together and sort of vaguely dating last year.