Sentence examples for Adorably named from inspiring English sources

Ads for Ms. Leitch run on our version of Breitbart, the adorably named The Rebel, a site that traffics in hate speech.

Like the average North American teenager, Nvidia's test car (adorably named BB8, which must be an homage to Star Wars' BB-8) began its learning in parking lots, navigating driving lanes demarcated by traffic cones.

The drive, adorably named COFEE, which doesn't stand for Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor, snaps right into a criminal's USB port, upon which The Law is able to execute any number of the device's built-in 150 commands.

While testing out the adorably named Little Ripper drone, off Lennox Head in NSW, lifeguards received a call that two swimmers were in trouble.

Consider the example of Nalcor Energy's Muskrat Falls dam, located near the adorably named town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador.

One solution is the Vacutug, an adorably named four-foot-high 500-litre vacuum tank-and-pump vehicle that is powered by a small gasoline engine and that can extract fecal sludge or just plain urine at 1,700 litres a minute.

So he adorably becomes obsessed with a serial killer, and adorably neglects his wife and children, and adorably names suspects based on his own unorthodox investigations.

The notables include Eleanor Ward surrounded by Robert Indiana and other artists at Stable Gallery; four poets John Giorno, Jim Carroll, Jayne Cortez, and Amiri Baraka posed like an intellectual rock band; Hujar's boyfriend David Wojnarowicz with Chuck Nanney and pals; Philip Glass and his ensemble; and an adorably young Vince Aletti with two men, both named Manny.

Show her you're happy she's home with these ridiculously soft sheets from the adorably-named Sheets & Giggles.

Kalish's storytelling definitely has a Little House on the Prairie kind of vibe, with lots of references to caring for various adorably-named farm animals, family gatherings where everyone helps gather enough nuts to last the winter, one-room schoolhouses, and making toys out of scraps of wood and nails.

Elizabeth, adorably illustrated in agreeable orange and robin's egg blue, likes that there is a queen named after her.