Sentence examples for as a generic name from inspiring English sources

We have adopted Ramon and Rosita as a generic name for all night-club entertainers.

Allergan, which also makes Botox, so dominates the banding market that Lap-Band is often used as a generic name, like Kleenex or Band-Aid.

Now it must keep battling Cialis and Levitra without becoming so common that it is perceived as a generic name for impotence treatments, as Kleenex is for tissues.

Gone are the classic white, yellow and bicolor corns, though their names live on: Silver Queen is often used as a generic name for white corn, Golden Bantam for yellow and Butter and Sugar for bicolor corn.

It was never the king's formal title, though, and its modern use as a generic name for all Egyptian kings is based on the usage of the Hebrew Bible.

Another, less pleasing theory – though not advanced by Sutherland – might be that Jumbo's keepers were thinking of Sambo, already in use as a generic name for someone of African origin.

Mr Modi has often described Mr Gandhi as "Pappu" - a generic name to signify a bumbling man of low intelligence.

AS (Application server) is a generic name for the entities in charge of services.

You see, there are disadvantages to having such a generic name as Jack George Donaldson.

In a court filing last month, Microsoft submitted as evidence a consumer survey that found that 83percentt of people who used PC's at work and 73percentt of PC users at home regarded Windows as a Microsoft trademark and not a generic name.

A generic name such as "Quality Vendor" might describe your services to users.