Sentence examples for 31st from high-quality English sources.

• This was amended on October 31st 2013.

• And it was mentioned quite regularly; 31st.”

• On the 31st floor is Aqua Shard, a British restaurant.

• Robert Brodie, commander of the 31st MEU, said in the release.

• The EU granted an extension until January 31st.

• On July 31st the Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU) was registered.

• The set dates are the 31st December, 31st March and 31st August.

• Our rights to protest have been shackled, as authorities banned a peaceful rally planned for August 31st.

Use 31st in a sentence.

• The birthplace, Friends Meetinghouse, boyhood home, and burial place of Herbert Hoover, the 31st president of the United States.

• Puccio said that he spent July 27th through July 31st in Philadelphia, where he represented a defendant at trial in federal court.

• Britain officially left the European Union on January 31st, entering a transition period that ends on December 31st.

• Congress has extended the PPP deadline from March 31st to May 31st, an important step that will help get aid to those who need it.

• A strategy of slashing fares and boosting capacity bore fruit for Ryanair, which reported a healthy €1.3bn ($1.4bn) profit for the 12 months ending March 31st.

• It was just one drama across the north and east of the country, home to over 600m people, half India’s population, where successive power cuts struck on July 30th and July 31st.

• I was disappointed by the omission of Stanley Baldwin from your list of British prime ministers who have headed governments of national unity (“Of gnus and other animals”, August 31st).

• Yet though Boris Johnson said he would rather be dead in a ditch than extend the October 31st Brexit deadline, this week he endorsed an EU decision to push the date back to January 31st 2020.

31st sentence examples

• As required by the Benn act passed by Parliament last month, Mr Johnson had already written to the EU to ask for a three-month extension of the Brexit deadline, from October 31st to January 31st.

• A STEP towards modernity, but also towards electoral victory: that sums up the FFr50 billion ($7 billion) in tax cuts for 2001 (in all, a planned FFr120 billion over three years) that France's finance minister, Laurent Fabius, unveiled on August 31st.

• Axios reported Wednesday that an account belonging to Zhou Fengsuo, a US-based human-rights campaigner who was a student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, had been suspended after he hosted an event commemorating the 31st anniversary of the protests.

• Editor's note (January 31st 2021): Since publication of this article Britain announced it would formally apply to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trading bloc of 11 countries including Japan, Australia and New Zealand.