Sentence examples similar to big surnames from inspiring English sources
Keiko Fujimori's biggest obstacle to outright victory in Peru's presidential election Sunday is not any of her nine opponents but the stigma of her surname.
James K. Hahn, whose biggest asset is a surname associated with city politics for the last 45 years?
Dotted here and there were the orange signs indicating one of the big sharks in the room, emblazoned with the surname of Bush's political gurus Karl Rove and Karen Hughes.
Big Dr. Gurameto and Little Dr. Gurameto share a surname but come from different families.
"It's a big struggle to work against the stereotype--accent, surname, what have you--and make a regular career.
Too busy cursing the fact that he shares a surname with Sporty Spice, Luke chokes during a big match and his father quits.
Perhaps because everything about him seems so squeaky clean – from being signed by American Idol judge and Warner Bros Senior Vice-President of A&R Kara DioGuardi, to being big on philanthropy and having a smiley face in his surname.
Sex between adults is really no big deal if you're both into it and you know their surname, right?
But given just how much Trump seems to enjoy seeing his surname plastered on pretty much anything, that last hangup shouldn't be too big of a problem.
His biggest current struggle is his surname.
