Sentences with phrase «name charts since»

Ella is another classic name that has seemed to always be in favor, but made a huge leap up baby name charts since Y2K.

Eleanor has been on a steady rise on baby name charts since the 1980s, but its jump from # 41 in 2016 to # 10 already this year is pretty impressive.

It has been a surprising name which has climbed steadily on the baby name charts since the 1970s.

This English occupational surname has been completely off baby name charts since 1966.

Not exact matches

But Nintendo's hybrid gaming system — it's part - handheld, part - home console, hence the name — has topped the charts in four of the last six months since its launch in March 2017, NPD Group says.

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Since many of these names topped the charts in the 1900s to 1940s, it looks like new moms and dads are scouring the family tree for Grandma's and Great - grandma's names and giving them a revival.

Since it is a rather dated name, there were more girls named Gail up until around 1950, when it then dropped off the charts.

Tito was in the top 1000 baby names in 1974, but has dropped way off the charts since.

For those appointments we would bring the charts with us since we were lucky to even remember our own names at that point.

Zayden entered the top 1000 baby names in 2006 and has been climbing the charts since.

But since they are often in the top 100 on the baby name charts, their popularity can put quite a few people off who are looking for something a little more unique and unheard of.

Last year Genevieve was at its highest spot since 1930 and this year is going to hit the # 28 spot on baby name charts.

This rare «Z» name is doing pretty well on charts as it reached the top 100 in 2000 and has stayed there since.

Crude jokes aside, Seth has remained high in the popularity charts, never having dropped out of the top 300 names since 2000.

Called Nate or Nat for short and Bartholomew by some, the name gained widespread popularity in the early 2000s and has since remained high up in the popularity charts, never having dropped out of the top 300 baby boy names.

It has climbed higher and higher up the baby name charts every year since 2008 and doesn't show any signs of slowing down.

It showed up on American baby naming charts in 1988, and has been increasing in popularity ever since.

This new name however spread dramatically as it's popularity rose quite quickly since it first entered the charts in 1999.

Since Teresa Pamler and Mark Webber named their son Forest back in December, it has climbed the charts in popularity.

Guinevere is # 1590 on the 2018 baby names chart, coming up 55 spots since 2017.

That's meant literally, since the film is adapted from a megahit ballad of roughly the same name: Legāio Urbana's nine - minute barn - burner of calamity, bloodshed, love, and redemption spoke to something in the Brazilian psyche in 1987, charting João de Santo Christo's fatal misadventures with the corrupt forces that kept a boot on the underclass.

Especially, since so much selfie «marketing» is just straight out lying — creating fake «company» names for a company of one person, buying fake reviews, giving each other fake awards, claiming to be «best sellers» because some newspaper put up a chart of e-book sales.

The orange trendlines (solid for outer boundary and dotted for the mid-point) in the above chart ascend at approximately 7.5 % and have contained all the market's movement since 1939 through two Secular Bear Markets (1970 ′ s and 2000 ′ s), four wars (WWII, Korean, Viet Name and Middle - East Wars) and countless political and economic upheavals, domestic and international.

Mediocre with a capital «M,» because that's the name of the Swedish game studio he co-founded in 2011, and because mediocre with a lowercase «m» doesn't really describe the more than 100 million game downloads and chart - topping apps they've seen since then.

Apparently an Australian Legislator named Stephen Fielding posted this chart and asked, «Is it the case that CO2 increased by 5 % since 1998 whilst global temperature cooled over the same period (see Fig. 1)?