Sentence examples for a site named from inspiring English sources

Another example of the evolution of business blogs is a site named When Tara Met Blog.

In February this year it was revealed that images of the country's new 'stealth fighter', the Qaher-313, had been photoshopped using scenery from a site named 'PickyWallpapers'PickyWallpapers

HIRIYA, Israel — It is rare in Israel for leaders to have a site named for them while they are still alive.

The company will provide accommodation, support and management advice at a site named Adastral Park, near Ipswich, which was previously known as Martlesham.

I was intrigued by it, especially after discovering a forum on a site named Uglyships that, in a quirk of modern technology, had become the most popular meeting place for relatives and former crew.

Surely a site named for Der Stürmer — a Third Reich tabloid so crude that Joseph Goebbels, in his diary, called it "simple pornography" — couldn't, in the current century, mean what it appeared to mean.

There is a petition on a Web site named SignOn asking Macy's to end its relationship with Mr. Trump, which hundreds of thousands of people have signed.

Last month, the search engine Yahoo entered a partnership with a nonprofit site named Greatschools.net to offer buyers detailed data to compare schools.

Way before Vogue proclaimed their arrogant love for ass in an article entitled, 'We're Officially in the Era of the Big Booty,' a niche site named AssMatrix.com was in a corner of the internet quietly worshiping the derrière.

Finally, he confesses that he's just made a one-minute film, "Nine Lives," for a Web site named Icuna.

Curators pick common site names from a small set of pre-defined and generic options (such as 'active site' or 'dimerization interface'), but also refer to the literature when deciding on a site name, and are free to choose very specific names if deemed appropriate.