Sentence examples for a name held from inspiring English sources

For example, a name held by IBM might say "IBM" in one record, "International Business Machines" in another, or the name of a subsidiary in a third.

In four years she has taken Céline from a position of irrelevance to a name held in almost reverential awe in the industry.

(Robinson) always includes her last name in parentheses, perhaps as a way to undercut the power that a name holds as a government-regulated identifier, or even to represent the ambivalence that a descendant of slaves might have about her last name.

You're better off with your shares in a street name (held by a brokerage); for the kid, go for the pieces of paper and the dividend checks.

A guy dressed in a rat suit and a sign that says "DemocRATS give rats a bad name," holding a giant pencil with its own small sign that says, "Write in Bernie".

- time : This could be a single variable name holding the name of an already computed survival time, or a set of 3 variables holding the name of the survival time, the beginning and the end of the observation given as dates.

A name check delay has held up his citizenship petition for two years.

"They think we are refugees, but we are not," said a man who refused to give his name, holding a bag of bread and seeking shelter on the Syrian side of the border.

The Tribune's Mary Schmich noted as much in a stirring recent column underscoring the value a CPS school's name holds for its neighborhood and residens.

Name holds a lot of significance.

On a typical night, we'd "go signing," as we put it, always prowling for a trophy with a name that held some significance.