Sentence examples for surnames are from inspiring English sources

Survivor's surnames are used in the report.

(Many Korean surnames are formed from a single Chinese character).

British hereditary surnames are about 1,000 years old.

Yet laws regulating the choice of both first names and surnames are common around the world.

The pupils have Kafkaesque initials instead of surnames, are electronically tagged and oddly emotionless.

Inherited names are now most commonly of Spanish origin, but native surnames are known among some Mayan groups.

Over a year, your correspondent found only one example of an adult relationship where surnames are still used unaffectedly.

Tatler is staffed by people whose first names look suspiciously like nicknames they acquired at boarding school, and whose surnames are terrifyingly familiar (Chamberlain, Windsor, Dahl).

The surnames were similar.

Teutonic surnames were anglicised.

Would their surnames be the same?