Sentence examples for work out a date from inspiring English sources

US District Judge Helen Berrigan in Louisiana postponed Durst's trial on the weapons charge earlier this month to give attorneys time to work out a date to sign a plea agreement.

Set unwanted items (in fair condition, of course) aside and work out a date for a yard sale.

Joe Manganiello was considered for the role but could not work out an audition date for the casting director due to scheduling obligations with True Blood.

The judges asked the parties to work out a compromise on primary dates, and they're working on it.

He added, "It's unfortunate the White House ignored decades, if not centuries, of the protocol of working out a mutually agreeable date and time before making any public announcement".

The tricky challenge, then, is proclaiming the Trust's glories while working out a contract whose end-date implicitly accepts that it's doomed because it was never fit for purpose.

That means working out a schedule before the registration date arrives; for the spring semester at Penn State this academic year, registration began Sept. 12 for some seniors, and will start Nov. 19 for freshmen.

Real heads will already know that if you're an astrology believer, looking only at someone's sun sign – which you work out from just a date of birth – doesn't allow you to dig deep enough into someone's psyche to work out if they're the next Ted Bundy.

Real heads will already know that if you're an astrology believer, looking only at someone's sun sign which you work out from just a date of birth doesn't allow you to dig deep enough into someone's psyche to work out if they're the next Ted Bundy.

A scribe could use this theory to rapidly work out the dates and positions in the zodiac of the onsets of Jupiter's retrograde motion for a century or more.

At that point, it's possible to work out approximate dates of tenure and, with historical return data available free on the Web, to work out performance against a broad benchmark like the S&P 500.