Sentence examples for those surnames from inspiring English sources

Some of those surnames don't sound very Glaswegian.

If those surnames sound familiar, it is because these patrons are billionaires--or relatives of billionaires--on the Forbes 400 list: wealthy, powerful, prolific philanthropists.

This quantifies the decrease in the frequency of those surnames.

And there is deep truth in those Irish surnames, those Celtic earrings, that Celtic cross.

Those same surnames appear often in historic documents that reveal transactions for human life.

Gangs of militiamen are sweeping the streets kidnapping those with surnames from pro-government tribes.

Under the old laws, only those with surnames ending in "-son" or having embarrassing connotations could change their names.

When Carlson and Conard offered a limited supply of free basketball tickets to a pool of M.B.A. students, those with surnames at the beginning of the alphabet (from A to I) took, on average, longer than twenty-five minutos to respond; those with surnames at the end of the alphabet (from Q to Z) waited an average of only nineteen minutes.

Those whose surnames flashed up on screen experienced, like Ben Affleck, a strange sense of embarrassment, irrespective of whether the slave owners in question were potentially ancestors.

Researchers then track how long it takes those monied surnames to lose their wealth-predicting power.With surprising consistency across countries and eras, mobility is found to be painfully slow.

Not surprisingly, those with surnames or labels beginning with "Q," "U," "X" and "Z" had all the luck, so audiences will again see works from Mary Quant, Undercover, Xuly.Bët and Zoran.