hyphenated in a sentence

• There are many pernicious ethnic stereotypes that dog the hyphenated Floridian.
• Tarloff's hyphenated style may well become the standard someday.
• But the brothers have found limits to their hyphenated American politicking.
• They usually consist of two words, and are often hyphenated.
• Words containing non-technical numerical prefixes are usually not hyphenated.
• All have the hyphenated last name " Tessier-Ashpool ."
• People with a Rodwell hyphenated or double-barrelled name include:
• Graduate level can be hyphenated or not; I prefer not.
• The parish is sometimes hyphenated as Grange-de-Lings.
• I just have never felt a need to hyphenate myself ."
• It's difficult to see hyphenated in a sentence .
• From 2008, the category's name has been hyphenated.
• Similarly, Chinese hyphenated given names may appear in PubMed listings.
• There doesn't need to be a hyphenated phrase here.
• In fact, he sounds insulted when those hyphenated words are used.
• And how do you hyphenate Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman?
• We hyphenated Americans have let our politicians turn us into patriotic fools.
• Of course, he didn't use those hyphenated ethnic classifications.
• Not in name only is Golub-Evans a hyphenate.
• The result is as complicated as the identity of any hyphenated American.
• LONGEST NON-HYPHENATED SURNAME : Ryan Johanningmeier, OL, Colorado.