Sentence examples for a universal name from inspiring English sources

While there is not a universal name for this drink, one is beginning to catch on: the John Daly.

Abelard says that the common cause of imposition of a universal name has to be something in which things falling under that name agree.

She used the name Gauley Mountain in the film's title as a universal name for all of the mountains that are being destroyed by MTR.

If you didn't have a universal naming system -- for my Senate site, wyden.senate.gov -- it would just be gibberish.

Further, a universal naming convention based on the sequence of the probes will enable better probe-level studies of microarrays, especially as tiling arrays and exon arrays are becoming popular.

So why, she asked, can't Comedy Comedy organizers claim a similarly "universal" name?

My passions can likewise give rise to prejudices, as when I feel contempt for a person conceived "under the universal name of [some] class or nation" (IIIP46), and so feel contempt for all members of that class or nation.

By contrast, Ms. Reno, 64, entered the race with nearly universal name recognition and a penchant for grabbing headlines.

She has universal name recognition and a loyal base of support.

That is likely to prove a challenge, they suggested, even with the almost universal name recognition he enjoys in Senegal.

In that same Chronicle poll, 68percentt of respondents said they were undecided on a candidate in the Republican primary, a potentially worrisome sign for DeLay, who enjoys near universal name recognition in the district.