Sentence examples for those forenames from inspiring English sources

Neither can the heir to the throne get one of those forenames that is a shortening of another name (Jack, Fred, Tom).

Naturally, these characters must be given the forenames that Austen never revealed.

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

Speculation mounted: would Fearne Cotton exclaim her way into our lives even earlier in the day?; might it be James George, sorry Greg Joe … the schoolboyish one with the forenames?

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.

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.

Three baby boys born in Scotland last year were called M, R and T. The names were revealed as the National Records of Scotland published the forenames of the 56,725 births that were registered in 2014.

Another great English author, Jane Austen, lays out the most solid English forenames.

Some companies still specify staff must anglicise their names, adopting forenames such as Mary and John, to try to stave off resentment.

But I'm glad someone has finally taken a stand against against the subsitution of 'i' for 'y' in forenames.

You'll need to supply the NHS or national insurance number, surname, forenames and date of birth of applicants.