Sentence examples for of their given name from inspiring English sources

Here is Ms. Wattenberg's chart for the distributions of names for boys born in 1950, sorted by the last letter of their given name: As you can see, there was a large cluster of N-names, but still more equitable distribution among a few other letters, particularly D's, S's and Y's.

Write down the book title and the author's surname and initial of their given name, as well as the complete title of the book.

FEMA had problems locating people on the islands "because many affected areas did not have posted addresses, many individuals use nicknames instead of their given names, and often several families were located on a single property," the report states.

And only one of them is even a common nickname for any of their given names.

(The Boyfriends never had nicknames: they insisted upon the formality of their given names, in the same way they lit each other's cigarettes and never poured wine into a glass too quickly).

We then parsed these 4,811 phenotype terms into 1,775 distinct phenotypes by merging phenotype subtypes of a single phenotype, based on their given names and corresponding Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) [ 19] vocabulary on January , 2013

Why do we so often call our loves "my cabbage" (French) or "little fish" (Russian) instead of simply their given names, or even the more literal honorifics like "wife," "boyfriend," or "beloved"?

The crowd heard Rabbi Shmuel Plafker, with the wind whipping the pages of his prayer book, intone the Hebrew names of the dead -- their given names and those of their fathers -- while chanting another prayer of mourning, the El Molay Rachamim (God Full of Compassion).

They've already established professional reputations and networks of contacts who know them by their given names.

Medicare card numbers are unique to a family only and individual family members are identified by the Medicare suffix, comprising the first three letters of their given (first) name.

The three dancers see their new company RhythMEK -- a name formed in part from the first initials of their own given names -- as a response to their lives in dance.