Sentence examples for as the names take from inspiring English sources

As the names take on meaning, the exhibits come alive.

"I do not know the child," Potter wrote, "She is the school friend of a little cousin, who asked for it as a favour, and the name took my fancy".

In February 2004 Mr Zuckerberg launched "The facebook", as it was originally known; the name taken from the sheets of paper distributed to freshmen, profiling students and staff.

There is nothing particularly urban about city ham, the meat expert Bruce Aidells said, but the name took hold as shorthand.

Almost as creative as the outhouses themselves, team names take toilet humour to the next level, with entries including "Constipation Proclamation", "Deadliest Dump", and "Commando Commode".

Signs and brochures will be replaced as the new name takes hold.

Carvers, as the name suggests, take a cut stone and carve it into flowers, foliage, birds or animals, human figures or more abstract designs.

The pair -- who joked with the Huffington Post that they have a "five picture deal" together -- star in the upcoming "Texas Killing Fields," based on the true story of two cops who find that a murder they're investigating is connected to a long string of killings that, as the name implies, take place in a field.

Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan welcomed their daughter Everly in 2013, just as the name was taking off.

For example, "421-BEH" gives "HE-B... .., wHE-B... .. be identified as "HERBIE". From each name, take the letter indicated by the number of that state in order of entry into the union.

Mr. Austin toured publicly as the Great Osram, a name taken from the German light fixtures used in his new Bauhaus-inspired bathrooms.