Sentence examples for surnames from from inspiring English sources
One of Oxford's online political forums removed members with Jewish sounding surnames from the group.
Gangs of militiamen are sweeping the streets kidnapping those with surnames from pro-government tribes.
Science fiction as yet, but the company, Oxford Ancestors, exists and has applied for a patent on the idea of deriving surnames from DNA.
His own Y chromosome may be of Sephardic ancestry — the test is not definitive for individuals — and his surname is from a town in Catalonia; Jews undergoing conversion often took surnames from place names.
And there was yet more confusion when some banks decided overnight to serve pensioners in strict alphabetical order, with only surnames from A to I being catered for on Wednesday and the remainder told to return on Thursday or Friday.
He and his partner Dave Peacock – no surnames from hereon in, because they are and will always be Chas & Dave – have been talking about Ritchie Blackmore, Chas's bandmate in the Outlaws back in the early 60s.
No wonder Diana Dors changed her surname from Fluck; she obviously took advice from a theatre electrician.
During this period he changed his surname from Taniguchi to Yosa.
To complicate matters, Mr. Svensson legally changed his surname from Hellekant after his conviction.
I have a Polish surname from my grandad, although my mother and grandmother are both English.
They changed their surname from Pfeuffer to Amichai - it means "My people lives" in Hebrew.
