Sentence examples for an appellation for from inspiring English sources

(Later, the Hebrews adapted another Canaanite name as an appellation for God).

The name of the character, ultimately from Middle Dutch bruun ("brown"), has come to be an appellation for any bear.

an appellation for the children of sisters; hence, in gen.], a cousin-german, cousin by the mother's side, Fest.

Anakin is a variation on a race of giants in Genesis, and Skywalker is an appellation for Loki, the Norse god of fire and mischief.

There it is, freshly coined, an appellation for the Bush worldview, born from the notion that if you name an idea, you own it and can control how it's used.

Many of the spoons are decorated with a Christian monogram cross or Chi-Rho symbol, and sometimes, also with the Greek letters alpha and omega (an appellation for Jesus, who is described as the alpha and omega in the Book of Revelation).

To support local licensed growers like Munn — many of whom live and work in small rural towns that are dependent on cannabis dollars — state regulators have prompted the California Department of Food and Agriculture CDFAA) to establish an appellation of origin system for cannabis cultivators no later than January 1 , 2021

This is Mount Veeder, an appellation famous for Cabernet Sauvignon, where for nearly a quarter of a century Rubissow and his partner-in-wine Tony Sargent have produced award-winning wines.

The title is an ironic appellation for a brothel; the music is sleazy jazz by Mr. Taylor's former music director, Donald York; most of the action is pantomime.

The result is mamnoon, "thankful" in Arabic and Farsi, an apt appellation for a place that nods to the animated cuisine of Lebanon, Persia and Syria.

Seated rigidly behind him was his handler, also eerily stoic, a stocky, reticent sort in his early thirties whom I called "Senor Busco", an appellation he, for some reason, found offensive.