Sentences with phrase «use maiden»

I use my maiden name, Bourdon, not my married name.

While professors of «womens studies» pontificate about whether we should use maiden names, real women count their pennies and get to work.

Moms can use their maiden name as a first name for a fun way to incorporate a family name in their baby name.

«Double L - starting - syllable names such as Lily and Lolita are also catching on, and many moms are opting to use their maiden names for their babies.»

Priti Patel uses her maiden speech to praise the Thatcherite free market policies which allowed small businesses to flourish

Indeed, it comes just a few days after former Labour PLP chairman Dave Watts memorably used his maiden speech in the House of Lords to hit out at allies of Jeremy Corbyn who «sit around in their # 1 million mansions, eating their croissants at breakfast and seeking to lay the foundations for a socialist revolution».

Julian Smith uses his maiden speech to make a plea on behalf of small businesses for less employment legislation

Mike Weatherley, who won Hove from Labour at the election, used his maiden speech last Thursday to celebrate the local contribution to the British music and film industries:

Helen Grant uses her maiden speech to explain why aspiration, family and enterprise are the keys to social mobility

Arriving in the Commons with the election that brought Margaret Thatcher into office, he used his maiden speech to defend shipbuilding from the political incursions of a Conservative government.

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Conor Burns uses his maiden speech to highlight the absurdity that potential English language students from overseas have to learn the language before they can come to Britain... to learn the language

Nicky Morgan and Gavin Williamson stress the importance of manufacturing as Kwasi Kwarteng uses his maiden speech to accuse Labour MPs of being in «never - never land»

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Claire Perry uses her maiden speech to highlight rural poverty as George Hollingbery and Hariett Baldwin raise the plight of pensioners in poverty

But the utterly daft scene in which he shows up unannounced at his wife's office, berating her for still using her maiden name in her corporate email address, exists on an entirely different level of heavy petulance.

May used her maiden speech to focus on the issue of social mobility and running a government that «works for everyone».

In June, Mr Lewis used his maiden speech in the House of Commons to attack the company, which has previously called on Mr Lewis to join its board, and has since repeated calls made on Monday by education secretary Nicky Morgan for him to «work with the school».

People still act surprised if a woman uses her maiden name if she is married.

I have used my maiden name as my author name: Tricia Neale.

[13][17] Following her marriage in 1904, Dimock continued to sign her works using her maiden name.

Ms. Constantine, who used her maiden name professionally and was known to associates as Connie, was associate curator and ultimately curatorial consultant in the Modern's architecture and design department from 1943 through 1970, many of those years under Philip Johnson, the department's founder.

She filed for a divorce in December and resumed using her maiden name.

Not exact matches

Guy Kawasaki shared a post mentioning his maiden run using the Facebook Live feature.

«Consumers don't necessarily connect the dots that if someone knows their political preferences, their health history, their favorite flavor of ice cream, their mother's maiden name, the names of all of their siblings, the name of their pets, and where they've been in sequence in the last six months, that's an awful lot of information that could be used,» she said.

On his maiden trip, Pompeo made clear his intention was to reverse that trend, to quickly fill vacant posts and to use his close ties with the president to restore the department's relevance in Washington.

David Norris and Gary Dobson are both serving life sentences, while three other men who have consistently been accused of the killing but never convicted are Jamie Acourt, 41, from Bexley; his brother Neil Acourt, 42, who uses his mother's maiden name Stuart, and Luke Knight, 41, both from Eltham.

She explained how her father used to drive her down State Road 1238 late at night and take her down the dirt path to Wiseman's View, in hopes of seeing the floating fireballs and glowing orbs rumored by some locals to be the souls of Cherokee maidens searching for their braves lost at war.

As the point of the parable of the ten maidens is responsible alertness, so that of the talents is responsible use of what has been entrusted to us by God.

Here it is of no use to have Abraham for one's father, nor to have seventeen ancestors — he who will not work must take note of what is written about the maidens of Israel, for he gives birth to wind, but he who is willing to work gives birth to his own father.

Will use it this year, for my maiden name is Serene.

For dairy farmers, the product promises more heifer calves from the highest genetic merit animals in the herd, as it is recommended for use on maiden heifers.

Made by Puma, the new Foxes third strip was officially unveiled on 8 July, 2016 and will be used in the club's maiden Champions League campaign as well as in fixtures away from home in the regular league season

The twins still had GERD and had to be held upright after each feeding, so my TwinGo still got used for that, but around three months we took it on its maiden «out - for - fun» voyage around the block.

As she declared in her maiden speech: «Women have got a vote now and we mean to use it.»

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23597038-details/High-flying+minister+was+implicated+over+Tory+leak/article.do «When not working at the Treasury under her maiden name of Helen Goodman, the report's author was an ambitious Labour politician using her married name of Helen Seaford.»

Joan O'Donnell Dadey used only her maiden name and Maffei did not know she was Dadey's wife, Brumer said.

She kept her maiden name when they married in 1987, but used the Spitzer name socially and professionally.

Iron maidens weren't invented in the Middle Ages or used for torture.

The French Ariane 5 booster, which is to have its maiden flight next year, and Japan's H2 rocket, first launched in February, use modern technology that reduces the cost of the launches.

The immense underwater feature served as an ideal initial target to calibrate onboard tools and technologies being used on the ships maiden voyage.

NEVER share your Social Security Number, mother's maiden name, or other private information that can be used to access your financial information.

Yes, the banished maiden does bump into seven height challenged men who, in this script, make a living using less than honorable methods.

Lately I have been using my first two initials, my mother's maiden name then my last name.

Also, I tried to use the credit card but it was password protected; they asked for your mother's maiden name.

Many consumers are in the habit of using passwords such as date of birth, mother's maiden name, pet names, and children names for the ability to gain access to email and other other secure websites.

It was used for Auto parts in Nevada under my maiden last name?????

A common practice is dumpster diving, i.e., going through your trash to find bank account numbers, your maiden name, birth date, and address, which can be used to open false accounts in your name.

• Identity — Information like your Social Security number, mother's maiden name and birthdate can be used to steal your identity and open credit accounts under your name.