Sentence examples for October from high-quality English sources.

• Tickets are on sale now for October.

• TUI has cancelled all holidays up to and including 3 October.

• Coachella has been postponed until October amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Columbus Day is now celebrated every year on the second Monday in October.

• On October 3rd the price of Brent crude reached $86 a barrel, a four-year high.

• On October 4th, he touched my growing baby bump protectively as we visited IKEA.

• At least one media outlet has reported that Amazon will hold Prime Day on October 5.

• (Click here to see the Met's schedule for October 12 through October 18.)

Use October in a sentence.

• From October 2018 to October 2019 alone, Kubernetes jobs per million rose 53.33%.

• Ntozake Shange, original name Paulette Linda Williams, (born October 18, 1948, Trenton, New Jersey, U.S.

• The CUP cabinet resigned on October 7, and a new government was formed under Ahmed Izzet Paşa on October 9.

• The universities said teaching will be done online until at least 30 October, but there will be a review on 23 October.

• A railroad strike, begun on October 7 (October 20), swiftly developed into a general strike in most of the large cities.

• Initially slated for April, the massive music fest has been pushed to the fall: Coachella weekend one will now be October 9–11, and weekend two is October 16–18.

• Meanwhile, Odyssey of the Seas' Rome sailings from May to October 28 have also been suspended, and the new ship will instead set sail from Israel from June to October for Israeli residents only.

• I was struck because I have The New Yorker’s version of some small changes he made, which is really interesting because he says in this version “in quiet October” and you read “in yellow October.”

October sentence examples

• The app was first announced on Monday, October 14 and Tsunami Democràtic has suggested that something major is planned for Monday, October 21, and that the app will be helpful for those willing to partake.

• The debates, each three hours long, were convened in Ottawa (August 21), Freeport (August 27), Jonesboro (September 15), Charleston (September 18), Galesburg (October 7), Quincy (October 13), and Alton (October 15).

• Over the course of four business days—Black Thursday (October 24) through Black Tuesday (October 29)—the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped from 305.85 points to 230.07 points, representing a decrease in stock prices of 25 percent.

• It alleged that after Mr Pascoe-Watson - who represents pharmaceutical companies, weapons manufacturers and banks - left the post on 7 October, he passed information onto paying clients ahead of the second national lockdown announcement at the end of October.