Sentence examples for a name for its from inspiring English sources

It was not difficult to come up with a name for its future children's room: it will be known as the Secret Garden.

JBG decided it needed a name for its project, sprawled near the 9 30 Club at Eighth and V streets NW, that distinguished it from other developments and offered a sense of its location.

It also made a name for its author, the gloomy but brilliant George Kennan (1904-2005).Stalin's regime had survived, Kennan wrote, not from communist ideals, which were dying or dead, but from a mixture of brutally stimulated patriotism and police control.

In April it followed with a name for its chips aimed at cheaper systems, Duron.

The paper, which has made a name for its spirited undercover investigations, said that it had also found that the fast-food chains violated laws on working hours.

— If Facebook is trying to make a name for its nascent advertising platform, why didn't it fight to keep its Social Ads trademark?

Since Punchdrunk was founded in 2000, it has made a name for itself for its immersive sense of stagecraft.

Huawei has been known mostly for its network equipment, but the company is pushing to make a name for itself with its handsets.

The company made a name for itself with its innovative works, striking out in unique and even daring directions.

Feinschmecker  has made a name for itself with its innovative modern take on traditional Norwegian food.

Parature has made a name for itself with its "customer experience" technology.