Sentence examples for appellation for the from inspiring English sources

In my youth, the working-class appellation for the midday meal was dinner.

At $22 or so a bottle, Foradori's Teroldego Rotaliano, the official appellation for the teroldego wines of the region, is a very good value, and is delicious immediately.

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.

Key track BigBang - Feeling See also J-Pop, C-Pop A convenient appellation for the thrillingly maximal brand of glitchy neon rave favoured by Rustie (pictured, above), Hudson Mohawke, Krystal Klear and their LuckyMe/Numbers pals.

Indeed, some 90percentt of the most common words in English are already claimed by the fast operators of "netenclature," my unregistered appellation for the Internet-naming business or racket.

The group equality framing also became manifest in the choice of appellation for the new religious care.

The unofficial appellation for these light-on-the-juniper concoctions is "New Western Dry Gin".

(Even though the appellation for these cheeses requires the use of raw milk, versions made with pasteurized or heat-treated milk may also be made to sell in the United States).

In the late 15th century Dawlatshāh composed his Tadhkirat al-shuʿarāʾ ("Memoirs of the Poets"), from which title was derived the appellation for this genre of poetical biography.

"Randy," the usual diminutive, is what young Mr. Paul was called growing up, and it would be an excellent appellation for, say, the governor of South Carolina.

As meta can mean transforming, this would be an appropriate appellation for these archetypal metazoan developmental genes.