Meanings of calendar date in English

Our most prominent calendar date, 20 November, is a day of remembrance.

There is no specific calendar date that has a monopoly on good will.

It may be one pollution calendar date that comes too late.

A calendar date, with no specification of time.

The calendar date of our 150th anniversary is tomorrow, March 29th.

Melbourne Cup Day is a statement calendar date, but not everything is all poise and graceful at the carnival.

Someone with a handy reminder program tells their computer to phone a florist in commemoration of a calendar date everybody has forgotten.

The time has come when the flip of a calendar date brings with it too many candles to fit on your average birthday cake.

Everyone's birthday moved to a calendar date 10 days later, too, so 365 days would pass between one birthday and the next.

Such charts are easily constructed on spreadsheets with calendar dates in vertical columns and tasks in horizontal rows.

The materials with which Noel Constant built his fortune were hardly more nourishing in themselves than calendar dates and bedsprings.

The Iranian calendar dates to the beginning of the Islamic era in 622 AD but Iranian months are solar not lunar.

The Fed has meanwhile tried to avoid a repetition of so-called forward guidance that hinged policy changes to calendar dates and economic guideposts.

When comparing ALS mortality data between calendar dates, the codes from the International Classification of Diseases were consistent overall, except in 3 studies.

Mr Myburgh said the differences in what he had so far transcribed mostly lay in the Hebrew calendar dates, which hold varying weight and importance.

"They're older." I got the sense she meant they'd died older, rather than having died earlier in terms of calendar dates.