Sentence examples similar to borrows its moniker from from inspiring English sources
The ship borrows its name from the city.
[ 29], namely Weeder, borrows its enumeration engines from [ 7].
It derives its moniker from the middle name of Kerry's mother and the name his wife, Teresa Heinz, planned to give a daughter.
In other words, it didn't get its moniker from its dozen or so spas.
The Colburn machine borrowed its design from the papermaking process.
Is the U.S. borrowing its prosperity from foreigners?
Opened in 1957, the legendary Pudding Shop was originally named the Lale Resturaunt, but got its moniker from serving an array of interesting desserts.
The 6-piece outfit from Albany, NY takes its moniker from the nickname of lead vocalist and chief songwriter, Joshua MIRK Mirsky.
This New Wave rock band took its moniker from a beehive hairstyle that resembled the nose cone of the B-52 Stratofortress bomber aircraft.
(Instead, they presumed that Plasmodium borrowed its fatty acids from its animal host).
L. chamaeleonticeps gained its moniker "great northern tilefish" from its prodigious size and its discovery at relatively high latitudes for a member of Malacanthidae.
