Sentence examples similar to Inherited name from inspiring English sources
Inherited names are now most commonly of Spanish origin, but native surnames are known among some Mayan groups.
Although he dropped most of his inherited names, he retained Arafat due to its significance in Islam.
In her family, she was considered lucky to have inherited the name of her father's aunt, but it was a tough name to have when she moved north for graduate school.
Some of the presidential doppelg?ers I met over the past nine months were named to honor the men who have occupied the Oval Office; others inherited the name from their father.
The next child, born in 1916, inherited her name.
She inherited her name from her father, James Liston Pressly, a car salesman in Kinston, North Carolina, where Jaime spent her early years.
The Tortola Romneys could have inherited the name from the Kentish Romneys, Widdowson says, either through manumission or through parentage.
He opened the place in 1951 and inherited the name from Sylvia Beach's legendary shop from the 1920's.
The rules were hashed out in a now-defunct restaurant on the East Side, from which the game inherited its name: Rotisserie League Baseball.
The younger Mr. Twombly (pronounced TWAHM-blee) inherited the name, though he was much more bookish than athletic as a child, with stooped shoulders and a high ponderous forehead.
