Sentence examples for a distinct named from inspiring English sources

Following the Hijra in AD 622 (also sometimes spelled Hegira), the Arabian horse spread across the known world of the time, and became recognized as a distinct, named breed.

Avoid brand devaluation by creating a distinct name for a bottom-of-the-pyramid product.

It is the longest fixed unit of time with a distinct name in common usage.

Ggaecheol, one of the central characters, has a distinct name, which the narrator ironically calls "a childish nickname".

UKTV dropped its name from each of its 10 TV channels – such as UKTV Gold – and instead relaunched each with a distinct name.

In Azerbaijani tradition there are seven main mughams and more than a hundred variations, each bearing a distinct name and spirit.

Where the publisher has not assigned a distinct name, generally use a standard term from the appropriate AACR2 chapter without quotation marks.

by Sharon Levy I thought she was exaggerating a littlewhen she said that every one of her hummingbirds — she had five — had a distinct name and that they flewfreely in her garden, where they haddistinct feeders.

url="http://downloads.newyorker.com/mp3/131125_maia_poem.mp3"] I thought she was exaggerating a littlewhen she said that every one of her hummingbirds — she had five — had a distinct name and that they flewfreely in her garden, where they haddistinct feeders.

Scanning for every mention of a workplace condition, we found 128 conditions we could put a distinct name to — and when we boiled the list down to common conditions, there were no less than 17.

If the accompanying material has been given a distinct name by the publisher, it is recorded in quotation marks; include a specific extent note in angle brackets if the nature of the accompanying material is not clear.