Sentence examples for the surnames which from inspiring English sources

It can be noted that the relative importance of surnames moves towards the surnames which are earlier in the alphabet as time increases.

But it's telling that he uses just the surname, which has exactly that distancing effect.

Surnames — which were abolished by the Soviet-backed government in the 1920s — are still rarely used, despite government mandates to revive them.

The project studied the Y-DNA of about 400 men who bore surnames which equate to MacLeod.

But she remains proud enough of her heritage that she gave her three children hyphenated surnames, which make room for the Mussolini to be there.

Members of the tribe can readily be identified from surnames, which are derived from both parents.

An interesting case is that of surnames, which are inherited from the father in many human societies [ 53].

The website Ancestry.co.uk has claimed that a number of surnames which used to be quite ordinary are on the verge of dying out.

Nickname is used in reference to surnames (which have not developed into family names), mainly of the jocose type e.g., a thickish Mr. John Smith might be called Fatty.

Confusion resulted when officials insisted on listing families by surnames, which few indigenous peoples used.

Let us not forget surnames, which are also a point of contention.