| When in life did any of us get a loser to become someone dateable, even marriable?! Aladdin really becomes Mister perfect. |
| He's lost a lot of weight since the reckoning, which I admit makes him significantly more dateable. |
| Data from below-water sources may consist of the elevation of dateable horizons that contain indicators that can be used to approximate the water surface at the time of deposition. |
| Basically, however, their proportions are the same, dateable to the early nineteenth century but with much less style involved. |
| The distinctive and dateable tephras effectively isolate one time slice from the next. |
| One burial, that of a two-year-old child, contained a token dateable to the fifteenth century, providing an approximate date for the re-use of the monastery as a cemetery. |
