Sentence examples for a relatively common name from inspiring English sources

They both share Portuguese ancestry, with Teixeira being a relatively common name in Portugal.

I figured that hers was a relatively common name, but I hadn't thought about how the phone-book listing would appear, with me attached: "Chang Peter and Leslie".

This research would suggest, then, that William and Kate will choose a relatively common, popular name – a good thing for those who bet on names like "James" or "George".

"The subsequent task of then checking the various bits of information that may exist, to find matches, especially with relatively common names, could itself be daunting and very time-consuming.

The evidence is not merely that they shared the same name, because the name was a relatively common one in Anglo-Saxon England.

This is a relatively common occurrence.

This patient had an unusual presentation of a relatively common illness.

"Relish is a relatively common American food, which we'd like to elevate," he said.

This is a relatively common genetic disorder that affects adrenal functioning.

Childhood hemiplegia is a relatively common condition, affecting up to one child in 1,000.

The mongoose too was a relatively common ship's pet, adept at catching cockroaches and rats.