Sentence examples for variant spelling of from inspiring English sources

"Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej Paddidda Apology!" read its headline, using a variant spelling of the name of King Bhumibol.

It derived from Habiru, a variant spelling of Ḫapiru (Apiru), a designation of a class of people who made their living by hiring themselves out for various services.

■ 19A: FEMS for "Partners in many lesbian couples" is apparently a variant spelling of FEMMES, according to the Random House Dictionary, the source used by the editors.

"What 'till is, unarguably," he argues with uncharacteristic certitude, "is a variant spelling of till used by writers who do not know that till is a complete, unabbreviated word in its own right".

The materials are owned by the Serge Prokofiev Foundation — an organization that was started by the composer's widow, Lina Prokofiev, in 1983, and uses a variant spelling of the composer's first name.

The information conveyed to the watch list included a transliteration from Cyrillic of Mr. Tsarnaev's name — "Tamerlan Tsarnayev" — two dates of birth (both incorrect, officials said), and one possible variant spelling of his name.

We combined free-text and MeSH terms using a broad range of synonyms, related terms and variant spelling.

Where the "e" at the end of his name escaped to is anybody's guess; it is probably just a variant spelling.

Never daunted, astronomers simply used a variant spelling and voilà!

Adolphe de Castro introduces a third variant spelling: Gwinnet.

"Hermon" — the variant spelling (No. 783) — was only slightly more popular than Napoleon (No. 804).