Idiom: to date
Definition
Idiom: to date
- until now
- up to the present time
Example sentences
— To date, we haven’t received any complaints about our new service.
— We've only got 15 people registered for the seminar to date but most people will register the day before.
— We haven't needed a receptionist to date but now I think we really have to consider hiring one.
— This action movie has been the biggest box office success this year to date.
— I've lost 20 pounds to date and have another 25 to lose before my high school reunion.
— Our Girl Scout troop has sold more than 15,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookie to date.
— Who's recorded the fastest marathon time to date?
— If you've only completed two assignments to date, you're unlikely to pass the class.
— What are our expenditures on office supplies to date?
— To date, we've interviewed three people for the young entrepreneurs article and we'd like to interview three more next week.
— I'm calling about my order. The confirmation said it would be sent in two different shipments but I still haven't received either package to date.
Synonyms
- thus far
- up until now
- until this point
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