Sentence examples for appropriated the name from inspiring English sources

She even appropriated the name, de la Bigne, and had armorial crowns placed all over the bed".

Not to be confused with a procession of Ford Mustangs that later appropriated the name, this two-seat convertible was sleek, voluptuous and vaguely menacing.

However, the Plebiscite Front, a splinter faction controlled by Sheikh Abdullah, appropriated the name of the original JKNC after he was allowed to return to power as chief minister in February 1975.

Technically, it was Gooden, but her father, Fredrick, appropriated the name from a huge Goodman's Egg Noodles billboard that hung outside of the Lincoln Tunnel on the New Jersey side.

He apparently appropriated the name Ophadell from his father, who left the family when his eldest son was a toddler, according to court records, which describe the household into which he was born.

So she made a nickname out of Waltraud (Valie) and appropriated the name of a popular cigarette brand, Export, as the "perfect expression of my desire to export my inner ideas outside into the world".

Appropriating the name of the hugely popular Run has proved a smart move for the Great North Bike Ride.

Because Oakland had a second-city complex about San Francisco, the A's never considered appropriating the name of the larger city in the Bay Area.

To the protesters, the idea of white, western-educated men appropriating the name of a brutal insurgent group was crass and offensive.

Then, just a few pages from the end, Hilary assumes the persona of Finn: living in Finn's vacated shack and, ultimately, appropriating the name.

Caprese salad, an old standby, makes a comeback here thanks to an incomparable buffalo mozzarella from Naples, fluffy inside, but firm to the bite, with the thrillingly sour tang missing from nearly every cheese that, insolently, appropriates the name.