Organize files by dates.
Go on individual dates with your children.
The custom dates back hundreds of years.
I'm not very strong on dates.
I muddled up the dates and arrived three days late.
Our history teacher recited dully a number of dates.
This manuscript dates back to the 8th century.
These dates will be included in the text of your messages as the dates when you are unavailable.
Some refrigerated foods have expiration dates on their packages.
The dates have all dried up in the sun.
Search results by airline, number of stops, travel dates and airports, total mileage and carbon emissions.
She philosophically noted dates as they came past in the revolution of the year.
Worse, it might get ordered by treating the dates as textual data, and alphabetizing them.
Practices: yellow rice, cornmeal and dates and face, using traditional craft methods from steaming.
But some other scientists urge caution, saying that the dates may not match up.
The headstone was simple and noted only the name, dates, and an epitaph of HUSBAND, FATHER, SCHOLAR.
The society decided on(upon)a lecture series and appointed a committeeman to determine the dates, etc.
The application should, at the very least, mark the two files with different dates and save them.
I haven't put any dates in the example, but you can encode a date in either of two ways.
Common examples include accounts, people, documents, messages, songs, images, as well as attributes of those such as status, dates, size, creator, subject, and so on. Functional requirements
the calendar adopted by The French First Republic in 1793 and abandoned in 1805; dates were calculated from Sept. 22, 1792.
What's more, many employers verify degrees and will ask you to provide graduation dates, so you might as well provide them.
The idea of inflatable spacecraft dates back almost to the beginning of the space age, solving a stubborn conundrum with putting stuff in space.
Our dates were, therefore, something like extensions of my school classes, only with energetic snogging and passionate groping in unfastened clothes to fill in the boring bits.
This exchange dates back to 1792 when a group of Stockholders gathered under a cottonwood tree on Wall Street in New York City to make some rules about how buying and selling was to be done.
Homeopathy, which dates to the 18th century, rests on the notion that substances that cause the same symptoms as an illness can prompt the body's defenses to overpower that illness.
The government intervention dates back to the Russian debt default and stock-market swoon of 1998, when the Federal Reserve stepped in to cut interest rates and prop up shaky financial markets.
Among my dates were a boring professor of Shakespeare who made dinner feel like office hours and a Texan who thought he could lasso me by subtracting 15 years from his age.
The role of royalty as arbiters of taste dates back to the origins of monarchy, says Elisabeth Cawthon, an associate professor of history at the University of Texas at Arlington.
A few boughs, though, are still drooping, nursing the wounds made in their bark by the sticks which beat down the dates; while, rigid as iron, the straightest and longest boughs silently pierce the strange, high sky, making it blink in dismay.
"The pottery army dates from a period at the end of China's Bronze age when the iron and steel weapons would soon replace bronze ones, so most finds in the Qin terra-cotta army were bronze: bronze spears and swords, and so on."
