Sentences with phrase «kids named after»

If this wasn't a problem for them, society has shown itself able to accept kids named after beings from Judeo - Christian mythology.

1 kid named after myself.

The rest are just archetypes — a fellow loser who likes Riley, a nerdy kid named after a computer manufacturer, and a guy in a hooded sweatshirt who's been in detention for almost two decades.

Not exact matches

Plus it was really cool because we name our estate wines after our kids.

Google, or Alphabet as it is now named due to changing its corporate structure to model Berkshire Hathaway with its expansion into other industries to reduce its reliance on the core search engine, which could be overthrown by a kid in a garage under the wrong set of circumstances, generates after - tax earnings of $ 14.4 billion and has a net worth of almost $ 112 billion.

I even thought I understood it better than most business people and mused that it would be funny to name a pet (or a kid) Vilfredo, after the Italian economist who first identified the unequal relationship between inputs and outputs.

She was actually named after yeast FUNGUS and a plant; Again, I need to do more research, but in order to take a article seriously, you need to address the source first This woman, as educated as she MAY be, (having a degree, and knowing how to use it are two different things) spent her earliest, most developmentally crucial years under the direction of at least one parent who thought NOTHING of saddling their kid with this name.

(The kids, he wryly told an interviewer, wanted to name her «after a famous British woman,» and «the only ones they knew were Margaret Thatcher and the Spice Girls.»

So after a confusing succession of events in which Abraham had sex with his wife's maid (with his wife's permission, of course) and had a kid through her and this produced a ton of family strife and Abraham was nervous God's promise would not be fulfilled, Abraham and Sarah (though both nearing one hundred years old) had a kid name Isaac because God promised that this would happen.

If you are going to name your kid after a historical figure, England has lots of better names to choose from: Winston (Churchill), Charles (Darwin), Issac (Newton), William (Shakespear), John (Lennon), Oliver (Cromwell), Guy (Fawkes), Richard (III), Arthur (Wellsley or King if you prefer), and on and on.

There are quite a few, but they tend to name their kids after significant figures in Islamic history.

This is less to do with immigration to the UK, which is extremely stringent, than it does to do with the fact that Muslims name their kids after a single person, as often as devout Christians named their kids after a whole host of saints.

Then again a lot of Christians name their kids after religiously significant individuals, too.

They can block ANY attempt to regulate guns in this country, even after a bunch of kids get their heads blown off, and then go on a rampage in the name of fertilized eggs.

You people were ok when the judge took the children away from the family that named there kids after the nazi's.

Kids now days are named after birds, fruit, actions, objects and even directions.

Wow... first, we have a mother that is so clueless that she can not see what she is doing to her child... very selfish... then, somehow, something so dumb only gets worse because a judge who is obviously more cuckoo than the mom decides what name is «not allowed»... guess it's not as bad as the morons who tried to name their kid Hitler, or the other morons who tried for Osama bin Laden... which leads me to the question... do Muslim extremists kill people who name their child Muhammad after the prophet, and then photograph him?

My mum / your Nana actually coined the name after our Swedish babysitter Mrs. Solberg made them for us when my parents were away one time and us kids raved about them.

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So much that I named my daughter after one (and no, I'm not kidding).

Maybe his Mama wanted to name him after the kid in the Peanuts cartoon who plays the piano.

After Wenger, this kid, pires, is the most absurd person whose name is linked with other Gooners.

Kos was not the name he is today after being with us, can be argued we made him, players develop after they leave the kids you know.

After just 3 weeks of using Rosetta Stone ® Kids Reading, she is finally remembering letter names, corresponding sounds and sounding words out as well as memorizing sight words.

Parents on Twitter are sharing what their kids» names would be if they were named after the REAL reasons they were born.

As we saw in Racer's story, school - aged kids can also become deeply involved in after - school activities such as sports, music or gymnastics, to name a few.

My husband did not want to name our kids after anyone in the family.

For example, one day it seems like Irish names are all the rage, and the next, everyone is naming their kids after Disney characters!

Now, with celebs naming this kids after fruits and compass directions, finding clever and creative baby names is harder than it's ever been.

Can you imagine naming your kids after your last vacation destination?

The specific names change over time, but there are always those kids who have an initial after their names to keep them apart.

Plenty of parents (celebrities included) name their kids after places - just think of India, Ireland, Paris, Tennessee, and more.

After being name - obsessed since the age of 12, constantly reading name books, etc., my kids ended up called Anne, John, Charles, James, Patrick, and Joshua.

That said, naming kids after geographic locations is always a hit or miss kind of decision, so it's not too shocking that India isn't making any top lists this year.

The tradition of naming the kid after their saint's day has a certain appeal: it's a bit like giving your daughter a virtue name such as Patience or Charity, but you aren't courting the sort of comparisons that virtue names invite.

The place name trend was started by the Beckham's whose children have been named after their location of conception, to which the kids will later discover is not only trendy, but kind of gross.

In other words, having a kid is a lot like having a boat: It's way more fun if you get to name it after yourself, but have staff on hand to do most of the hard work of keeping it up.

A dad named Eric told me about something else that happened with one of his kids just after the school year started.

After all, who wants to spend a lifetime regretting the name you gave your child — or having to sit through yet another conversation from your kid as to why you chose such an unappreciated title?

I founded patemm inc in 2004, and named my invention after my first two kids who inspired the product: Patrick and Emma.

Naming their kid after a car doesn't seem to appeal to them as we might have thought, unless they are super into cars and nothing else.

Don't name your kid after a car brand.

Some other interesting names have been rising up, as parents are taking to naming their kids after colors.

There is nothing more cringe - worthy than having your kid come home in tears after some bully on the playground unimpressively made their name rhyme with «fart» — that shall not be named or found among this list (not sorry)!

Besides the fact that you would ultimately be naming your kid after a Disney princess (I'm looking at you, Disney World annual passholder), Jasmine is just losing popularity.

Don't name your kid after jewelry.

After all, this is supposed to be a very special time in your life, and the last thing you want is an argument over what to name your kid.

Just keep that in mind when you're deciding which fruit or color to name your kid after.

That's why I've got a Charles and James Stewart, my kids they're named after royals and he always cries when the Queen's on the telly...»

Or the many French Muslim kids who refused to respect the minute of silence the day after — in the name of this «but»?