Sentences with phrase «hyphenated last»
Sometimes a hyphenated last name may not be a wise choice.
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But at last, at long last, there might possibly be a heroine with a hyphenated last name in the Batbooks.
Would anybody care to set the over / under on the percentage of HBers who have hyphenated last names?
Suddenly, I remembered that part of my previous employee's hyphenated last name was the same as the president of the group.
Not exact matches
I had a lot of reasons for wanting to take his last name, but still felt torn over the thought of losing my maiden name and this seemed like a happy medium that was easier than hyphenating.
by Walter Chaw The same kind of movie as Doug Liman's Mr. and Mrs. Smith but more so, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang marks the hyphenate debut of star screenwriter Shane Black, and it's the kind of movie his Last Action Hero would have been had they aimed it at adults (and cast actors).
Trivia question: what was the last episode of Hyphenates in which everyone was in the same room for the recording?
It's the 7th anniversary of Hell Is For Hyphenates, and to mark the occasion we are joined by a guest who was, just last month, the subject of our filmmaker of the month segment: horror filmmaker Neil Marshall!
It's telling that for a toast, someone recites the last stanza of Matthew Arnold's «Dover Beach» * — telling not for the sentiment of steadfastness in the face of societal unkindness, but for the fact that the poem has already once received a revision (in 1922 as «The Dover Bitch» by Anthony Hecht) and clearly receives another in Alan Cumming and Jennifer Jason Leigh's very personal hyphenate debut.
If you are taking your spouse's last name or hyphenating yours, notify the SSA soon after the wedding.
A fair of the same name (the hyphenated Photo - London) was staged for a few years in the early Noughties, but didn't last the distance.
Modern couples are choosing to buck tradition in unique ways when it comes to changing names after the wedding day, from men taking their wives» names to both parties hyphenating their names, to combining both partners» last names and more.