Astrologers, who use dates and times and the movement of the planets to make their prophecies, are especially annoyed.
Asked for dates and times of the resignation meetings, Mr Gray responded from memory, before referring to notes in front of him.
Express an interest in getting together and then wait for YOU to go through your Outlook calendar and provide dates and times.
Another highlight is the expandable cheat sheet at the end, which quickly touches on common style points like dates and times, links, quotes, and headings.
This analysis is not done using broad and blunt tonnage levels, day part mixes, and other old-fashioned methods, but with specific programs on specific dates and times.
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As for the World Championships, the games missed this weekend are going to be played this week sometime ahead of the finals, though no specifics of dates and times have been given yet.
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He said there is a mismatch between the dates and times the parent file and temporary files were accessed, so the deletion of one of the files cannot be explained as an automatic function of the software.
The soldierly approach dates from Napoleonic times, when such forces browbeat conquered peasants into accepting the physical and symbolic power of the French state.
All start times and dates can be found on our bobsleigh schedule page .
Otherwise you look at these ads and start scanning your TV Guide for times and dates when you can watch.
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Relying on the weather predictions of a groundhog may seem like a strange tradition, but the practice dates back to medieval times.
The power to take private property for the common good, typically for things like roads, schools and bridges, dates back to biblical times.
Egg Tempera, which uses egg yolk to bind pigments, dates back to Egyptian times but became largely obsolete after oil paints appeared in the Renaissance.
The Russian Fisheries Institute, whose interest in the Caspian dates back to Soviet times, says that a preliminary examination shows that the seals were suffering from salmonella poisoning and pasteurellosis, both caused by bacteria.
Chef and owner Johnny Hernandez addresses me through the steam rising from arrachera en salsa de tomatillo, a central Mexican speciality cooked and served in a molcajete - a mortar hewn from volcanic basalt whose design dates back to Mesoamerican times.
The practice of pooling resources this way dates as early as Roman times when people formed burial clubs to pay funeral and living expenses for member families.
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She kept a journal of their dates for him to remember their times together.
The tradition dates back as far as Egyptian times, where relief paintings on tomb walls depict the activity as far back as 2300 BC, and continued throughout the Middle Ages, primarily in France, where tournaments were staged for kings and queens and at local festivals.
Perhaps that New York Times story from last year about singletons judging their dates by their credit scores was more accurate than any of us realized.
'This dates from a time when people used to make bread four or five times a year, ' explains Victoria as she serves the crostas in a shallow terracotta bowl, brimming over with juicy, golden chunks.
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