Sentence examples for surname like from inspiring English sources

A surname like Catchpole isn't catchy.

Or try adopting a longer surname, like "Drnovsek-Zorko".

"With a surname like mine," he quipped, "I'm there to be shot at".

Unlike an inescapable surname like Hilton or Bronfman, Johnson is common enough for subterfuge.

"With a surname like that," said Zdenek Zeman, "you can never be a centre-forward in my team".

My adoptive father comes from a Polish Jewish family and that's why I have a surname like Segalowitz.

They divorced in 1996, but she kept his surname, liking the way it sounded.

She is a popular, twice-elected senator who has worked upstate hard and has a surname much liked in vastly Democratic New York City.

Maybe Texas Republicans ignored his Hispanic surname because they like the fire in his voice when he asks for their help storming the castle.

Surnames like Kim, Singh and Wong should not trigger special scrutiny.

Compound surnames, like Tan-Farnsden, also pose a problem.