Sentence examples for given name for from inspiring English sources

The 1850 census offers a given name for that mother, Elmira, who died soon after.

NATIONAL A report in the National Briefing column on Thursday about an agreement between the City of Phoenix and a developer who was prepared to demolish a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home, misstated the given name for the mayor of Phoenix.

Ms. DeAnna, who declined to provide her daughter's given name for privacy reasons, said by phone that she had been hospitalized for 101 days so far this year but that Aetna U.S. Healthcare H.M.O. would pay for only 35 inpatient days.

Correction: September 13, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about Oprah Winfrey's interview with Al Gore used a misspelled pen name and a nonexistent given name for the author of "The Red and the Black," which Mr. Gore described as his favorite book.

Editor's Note: A previous version of this article included the incorrect given name for Richard Davidson, Ph.D., of The University of Wisconsin-Madison.

For example, "Roba" is a given name to someone who is born during a good season of sufficient rainfall, while "Bonaya" is a given name for a person born during a period of severe drought.

(Instead, the initial of the father's first name is often added to given names for official usage).

After volunteers removed each dog's federal identification number, the beagles were given names for the first time, inspired by Las Vegas icons like Frankie, Dean, Sammy and Joey of the Rat Pack.

The article also misstated, in some copies, the given name of a spokesman for the Southwest Incident Command Team.

The NDD, NHR and NAR records contain demographic information (including full name for NDD and name code [first two letters of surname and given name] for HIV and AIDS notifications) and variables for disease code and diagnosis date.

When they arrived, guests were given name tags — orange for active hosts, green for wannabes.