Sentence examples for the forenames of from inspiring English sources

Nor do we know the forenames of other Austen ladies: Mrs Dashwood, Mrs Allen, Mrs Norris, Mrs Grant, Mrs Dixon, Mrs Smith.

My real name is Jacob Anderson, but my singer name is Raleigh Ritchie – a compound of the forenames of my two favourite characters from Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums.

FACT: Group scores for the forenames of 42 English kings and queens since the conquest are as follows: 1st Eltham Scouts to Dickins, 3; Kernkraut to Pusinelli, 2, including Mary II who reigned jointly with William III, but excluding both Matilda and Maud; Pusinelli to Zzaman, 9; but Dickins to Kernkraut, a mind-boggling 28, including every one since Victoria.

When he cofounded the firm in 1977 (naming J.D. Edwards after the forenames of himself and cofounders Jack L. Thompson and Daniel Gregory), there was no such thing as a desktop computer.

And yes, the forename of "Mary", once so common that half the class at my convent school bore it, is now a highly unusual moniker among younger generations.

A teacher at a local Methodist school, where he was baptised by his devout Christian parents, gave him the forename of Nelson after a great military leader from across the seas, it being the missionary custom to give exemplary English names to all the African boys.

Volume 434 (2011), pp. 211 217 The forename of the sixth author of this article was spelled incorrectly.

Waterhouse, a retired high court judge, reported his frustration that Messham would not at the time reveal the alleged forename of the McAlpine he believed had abused him, or who had suggested the name to him.

Prior to his son's birth, and to escape the constraints of anti-semitic legislation, Herschel converted from Judaism to the Protestant Christian denomination of Lutheranism, the predominant sect in Germany and Prussia at the time, taking on the German forename of Heinrich over the Yiddish Herschel.

Of these, 284,636 (8.2%) had more than one identifier in any of NHS number, hospital number, and the combination of the first three digits of the forename, surname and date of birth.

We therefore investigated NHS number, hospital number, and the combination of the first three characters of the forename, whole surname and date of birth further as a potentially unique identifier (Table 3).