Sentence examples for with a date of from inspiring English sources

Almost every film he mentions is accompanied with a date of release.

Try to buy oils only from this year's harvest – look for bottles with a date of harvest.

With that in mind, preference should be given to materials with a date of 2011 or later.

We had gone through silent fields and woods to a handsome house, built not of local stone but of brick, with a date of 1848 above the porch.

"In fact, last week we reviewed a contract assignment with a date of Sept. 17 that had a six-way bidding war," Mr. Miller said.

Biographies often begin with a date of birth, the date on which the subject's experiences can be said to begin.

My pride and joy in my life is an old Admirals Club card with a date of 1977, the year in which I bought a lifetime membership for about $200.

"Provide an appraisal with a date of value after Sept.11, 2001 based on the extraordinary assumption that the events of that date have had no effect on the market," she wrote.

Prevalence of resistance is higher in patients with a known date of infection than in patients with an established but unknown date of HIV-infection.

It's quite a bit – $399, with a ship date of January 10 , 2017for initial orders.

In contrast, upper gastrointestinal bleeding is an acute event with a defined date of onset.