What is "birthdate"

Usage examples of "birthdate".

Her birthdate and place of birth were correct But according to this supposedly official U.

For example, I stupidly used my own birthdate as his, which under the wrong circumstances could be a dead giveaway.

Michael said, "you'll be able to amaze your friends with insightful comments about their personalities, just from knowing their birthdates.

He knew that any decryption specialist would immediately look for such obvious selections, so the general resolved to hide the birthdates in the fifty digits.

O'Toole next scattered the numbers of the two birthdates using an inverse Fibonacci sequence (34, 21,13,8, 5, 3, 2,1,1) to define the locations of the nine new integers in the original forty-one-digit string.

He was down to three different cards—under three different aliases, different addresses, different birthdates.

He eyed the pages for birthdates and physical stats, but kept returning to the mugs, superimposing them against each other, playing with the faces--making them prettier, less conwise.

We would feed someone's street name into the computer, get a printout of each one on record, check the birthdates, and pick out those within range.

Of course she had a Congressional Directory in her inner sanctum and she could, if she were so minded, check the various birthdates with the one in hand, assuming that its owner was in the Congress.

Which put the question into the background, while council members consulted numerologists on truly important issues such as (the currently raging question) whether the launch dates were auspicious or not, and how many dates it was auspicious to approve in reserve—which got into another debate between several competing (and ethnically significant) schools of numerology, on whether the current date should be in the calculation or whether one counted the birthdate of the whole program or of the project or of the date the launch table was devised.