Sentence examples for Although named from inspiring English sources

Although named North River Steamboat of Clermont, it became known as the Clermont.

Although named for the familiar French chef's hat, the restaurant labels itself an American bistro and celebrates the bounty of Long Island by patronizing local farmers, vintners, fishermen and purveyors.

Although named for the Eastern Red Cedar that once grew here in abundance, Cedar Key, which is about 60 miles from Gainesville on a chain of islands in the Gulf of Mexico, is surrounded by marshlands and shoreline.

Although named for the Permian Period (299 million to 251 million years ago) of geologic time, the origins of the basin can be traced back much earlier to Precambrian tectonic events occurring from about 1.3 billion to 850 million years ago.

Although named for the Polish virtuoso Karol Lipinski, one of the violin's first owners was Giuseppe Tartini (pictured), the composer of the "Devil's Trill" Sonata; in the late nineteenth century, it came into the possession of Joseph Joachim, Brahms's intimate friend (and a Lipinski student), the violinist who gave the first performances of the Violin Concerto and the Double Concerto.

Although named for the founder of American pragmatism, American philosophers of all schools and periods, from the colonial to the recent past, are extensively discussed.

Sexton's most stinging remarks, although naming no names, are unquestionably aimed at the US elite, particularly the Ivy League.

Patients were found to be impaired on all three tests compared to controls, although naming of objects was significantly better than naming of faces and buildings.

Although naming difficulties occur in around 34% of left TLE surgeries, cognitive rehabilitation strategies for naming difficulties have not been established.

Although confusingly named, the apps are more popular than you would think.

Lord McAlpine, although not named on Newsnight, was wrongly identified on the internet as the alleged abuser.