Examples of 'date exactly' in a sentence

Meaning of "date exactly"

date exactly: This phrase indicates a specific or precise point in time. It is used to emphasize accuracy and correctness when referring to a particular date or moment

How to use "date exactly" in a sentence

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Our records show the date exactly.
I remember the date exactly for it was a very memorable day.
I do not remember the date exactly but.
It is difficult to date exactly when Nadar went into the sewers and catacombs.
I am not a historian to mention the date exactly.
Hence it is not possible to date exactly the arrival of these ships.
It ought thus to be possible to determine this latter date exactly.
The President has not yet said which date exactly the trip will take place.
The date exactly but I have the medical records.
I am not sure of the date exactly.
For what date exactly can the opening be expected?
Know what you ate for breakfast on this date exactly ten years ago?
By what date exactly are they going to reduce poverty and by how much?
You know, I stopped caring about who you date exactly two seconds after I dumped you.
So … which date exactly did you say it would be broadcasted?

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It 's not a blind date exactly.
I remember the date exactly cause it was Hitler's birthday.
Oh thin but it 's weird it makes you what date exactly?
Enter your card's expiry date exactly as printed on the front of the card.
Gone out on a blind date engineered by my mom. It's not a blind date exactly.
If we wish to assign a date exactly by means of events, how shall we proceed?
One night about 3 years ago, I can not remember the date exactly.

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