Sentence examples for from surnames from inspiring English sources

You can tease mobility trends from surnames in two ways.

The article al (also written as el) may be attached to surnames directly, separated from surnames with a hyphen or a space, or omitted altogether.

Members of the tribe can readily be identified from surnames, which are derived from both parents.

For example, Carol may know (or guess) that the hash values she is given are derived from surnames.

In addition to prefixes meaning "of" or "from," some surnames may include a prefix equivalent to the definite article "the".

The two pieces offered took their titles from the surnames of the participants.

You get ZE – a sleek modern designation taken from the surnames of Michael Zilkha (the Mothercare one) and Michael Esteban (the French one).

It became clear that Chong assumed from my surname that I was from Denmark.

(His companies were called The LARN Holdings and ERBON Wealth Management, their names being derived respectively from Nobre's initials, and from his surname spelt backwards).

Eventually, the Arbiter rebels against the Prophets, dropping the "-ee" suffix from his surname as a symbol of his resignation from the Covenant, and joins his fellow Elites in siding with humanity and stopping the Halo array from firing.

For this purpose, we excluded genetic data from criminal samples, unknown bodies, and from individuals sharing surnames in order to avoid possible kinship in this subpopulation sample.