Sentence examples for fairly common name from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly common name, and a couple of other Pedro Gutierrezes who had shady histories came up in the background check.

Madison not only has a soft "a" reminiscent of Ashley and Katherine (Nos. 13 and 14), but reminds namers of the Daryl Hannah character in "Splash!" And Zachary? "It's a fairly common name among teenage TV characters," Mr. Evans said.

In a 1935 letter to his superiors, he wrote: "A good example of this is in the fairly common name of Ruth.

If you have a fairly common name, you can use your middle or last name and even make a brand name that is unique to yourself.

If your name is Sarah, have a twin with another fairly common name, such as Mary or Ashley.

"The names on the list can be fairly common names, the equivalent of John Smith, and so people are being asked to explain why they aren't the John Smith on the list".

She was named Sigurros, which when translated directly means "Victory Rose", and is a fairly common first name in Iceland.

Since U and O are both back vowels, there is no reason for the U to be fronted... "To put it another way, Bruno - without the dots - is a fairly common German name, whereas Brüno - with the dots - is a made-up, and slightly implausible name - a bit like spelling Gordon with a U".

The news item went on to name some of the men who were arrested; thankfully, all have fairly common first names, and their last names were not provided.

Dietrich is a fairly common German name, but a rarer American one.

Charlie was just a fairly common boy's name I liked; Lola came to me at the time when my friends were settling down".