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Examples
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But shortly after their marriage he ceased using the name Gorka and was never again referred to in that way.
Poland Michener, James 1983
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The castle stood on a piece of high land that had always borne the name Gorka, and by tradition it was referred to as Castle Gorka, which meant that the owner was known widely as Kryzysztof of Gorka, and in the heat of battle, simply as Gorka or Red Head.
Poland Michener, James 1983
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"Gorka," replied Julien, "has been in Poland three months on family business.
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"Gorka," replied Julien, "has been in Poland three months on family business.
Cosmopolis — Complete Paul Bourget 1893
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Ramos then burst through the Bilbao defense to shoot past Gorka Iraizoz in the 79th before substitute Karim Benzema scored Madrid's fourth two minutes later.
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The early part of the stage had been enlivened by a 98km break for glory by Frenchman Damien Gaudin and Gorka Izagirre of Spain.
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In 1984, in Argentina, an illiterate worker called Edoardo Costantini murdered four women and then declared that he was inspired by a man named Benjamin Gorka.
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Gorka Izagirre Insausti, Euskaltel – Euskadi, with 2 points
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The psychiatrist who was following this case remembered the episode that occurred in 1975 and found out that a colleague of Costantini who was very likely unaware of the whole story was, in fact, called Benjamin Gorka and that in 1975, he was living in Hungary.
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When he was arrested he told the investigators that the suggestion to kill had been made to him by a man called Benjamin Gorka.
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