Sentence examples for colorfully named from inspiring English sources
"Did you try the special drinks?" Sarah Gentile, 29, asked Jennifer Yao, 31, referring to the colorfully named cocktails.
Mr. Korotchenko and several of the other men apparently tried to run a legitimate mobile software and services business, colorfully named MobSoft Ltd.
Besides passing through such colorfully named hamlets as Humpty Doo, it offers great wildlife spotting as we enter the wetlands of this tropical region.
At times the sultry rhythms and lively character of its three colorfully named movements -- "Der Polytrop," "Im Glockenturm" and "Si-Fa-Gott, eine Teufelspolka" -- evoked Copland.
David Borden formed his colorfully named ensemble, Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company, in 1969, when he was experimenting with early Moog synthesizers and Minimalist compositional notions.
This colorfully named ensemble of young, energetic players has developed an enthusiastic following since it was founded by David Goodman in 1995.
This rock ensemble from the Siberian steppe, which combines traditional and modern instruments, is named for its colorfully dressed lead singer, who seems almost a Mongolian version of Bjork.
The dementia floor was named Vermillion Cliffs, after colorfully layered rock formations formed by centuries of erosion, implying that, "although weathered, although tested by dementia, people are beautiful" and "have certain strengths," said Peggy Mullan, the president of Beatitudes.
And since it's a Terry Pratchett novel, there is also a small army of vivid minor characters, including some colorfully venal British mutineers, a hilariously dry civil servant named Mr. Black and, in a cameo appearance from Discworld, Death himself, who appears here as a god called Locaha.
Instead the press announcement drools on about the colorfully-named proprietary features: Micro Porous Filter and Secure Loop.
However, sources within the CNDP tell us that the VOA report is inaccurate, especially regarding the colorfully-named commander, "Jaguar".
