The word 'donald' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a proper noun, referencing a specific person, such as Donald Trump, or as a common noun, referring to a generic person of the same name. For example, you might write "Donald likes to eat ice cream."
He left a 10-year-old son, Donald, his former wife, Sarah Gurling, a brother, Ian, who lived next door on the family croft, and sister, Isobel.
But Donald revealed that such a deal was not enough to satisfy SLF rules as a five-year agreement was necessary.
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Donald said: "I think the potential precedent that may have been set may have been a major factor.
Kennedy's body was found at his home by his partner, Carole Macdonald, 57, the godmother to his son, Donald, and widow of one of his oldest friends, Murdo Macdonald, who died from cancer in 2007.
Donald also looked uncannily like a much younger version of his father, and it was hard not to imagine Charles sitting alongside his family.
Donald Pritzker died in 1972, Jay Pritzker in 1999.
"Do you not have a heavy burden of justification to show authorisation under the constitution?" he asked the US solicitor-general, Donald Verrilli, who was defending the law.
After a few coaching changes, Townsend is currently under the tutelage of Donald Young's father, Donald Young Sr .It's a Chicago connection between two families who have known each other forever; the Youngs were involved in Townsend's coaching when she was a kid.
Only once, in Brisbane in 1928-29, the match in which Donald Bradman made his debut and saw his side defeated by a barely comprehensible 675 runs, has Australia lost as heavily as this in terms of runs.
It came a day before the fast food company's annual meeting when dissident shareholders intend to vote against CEO Donald Thompson's $9.5m pay package.
