Sentence examples for the birthdate from inspiring English sources
noun
The year, month, and day of someone's birth; date of birth
While much culinary history may be murky, the birthdate of nueva cocina in Spain is not.
It is difficult to determine the birthdate for the on-deck circle or why it was created.
Steve Martland, composer, born 10 October 1954; died 6 May 2013 This article was amended on 14 November 2014 to correct the birthdate and age of Steve Martland.
Last year the government released a draft amendment proposing to shift the day to September 28th (widely held to be the birthdate of Confucius).
By T. Cathledge, Harold Ross, and A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, November 24, 1934 P. 14 President Roosevelt doesn't have to remember the birthdate and other anniversaries that he so frequently makes an occasion for congratulatory messages.
The New Yorker, November 24, 1934 P. 14 President Roosevelt doesn't have to remember the birthdate and other anniversaries that he so frequently makes an occasion for congratulatory messages.
William Stingone, the library's Charles J. Liebman curator of manuscripts, pointed to a 19th-century book from the Emigrant Savings Bank in the library's collection, which included the birthdates, occupations and other information on depositors.
By T. Cathledge, Harold Ross, and A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, November 24 , 1934P. 11 President Roosevelt doesn't have to remember the birthdates and other anniversaries that he so frequently makes an occasion for congratulatory messages.
WASHINGTON, June 29 — The government has recovered a stolen laptop computer and external hard drive that contains the birthdates and Social Security numbers for millions of veterans and military personnel, the Department of Veterans Affairs said Thursday.
All rats were injected with the birthdating marker BrdU on the three last days of the running session.
Pregnant women were identified in the register using the birthdates of children born in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
