Sentence examples for surname at from inspiring English sources

An earlier version of this post misspelled Mr. Feinstein's surname at one point.

Many, like Shaheena, are still not given a surname at birth.

I've realised that giving children the matronymic surname at birth is rare.

The brothers — whose surname at birth was Katchalski — were both renowned Israeli scientists.

It is also irrelevant that Jay was not his surname at birth; it was his middle name.

During Shāpūr's capture of Antioch from the Romans after 256, Hormizd exercised important command, presumably earning his surname at that time.

An obituary on Monday about Frank Driggs, who amassed what is considered the finest collection of jazz photographs in the world, misstated his surname at birth.

A theater review on Wednesday about "The Film Society," at the Clurman Theater on Theater Row in Manhattan, misstated an actor's surname at one point.

Because of an editing error, an obituary on Saturday about the singer George Jones misspelled his wife's surname at the time she married him.

An article in Weekend yesterday about the star of "The Little Dog Laughed," at Second Stage Theater, misstated her surname at several points.

A review in Weekend last Friday misstated a film title at one point and, because of an editing error, misspelled a co-star's surname at another.