Sentence examples for contemporary name from inspiring English sources

She later swapped it for Yan, a more contemporary name.

"Spiritelli," or little spirits, was the contemporary name given to those playful putti whose origins went back to Roman art and were found especially on sarcophagi.

The contemporary name was "French chair," a term that covered a variety of designs, the most elaborate based on French Rococo chairs of the Louis XV period.

At press time, the Trump team had managed to secure only one contemporary name: Jackie Evancho (although the Beach Boys haven't turned down the offer they received yet).

The ideal contemporary name works across languages, on search engines, and on Twitter and Facebook, all while displaying the ingenuity necessary to stand out — a difficult standard for business owners to meet without help.

The name "de Villula" first appears in 1691, and is not a contemporary name.

The lines for the marquee contemporary names are even longer.

To this end, Ballgowns will also feature many contemporary names.

The contemporary names of these silver and copper pieces are not known.

The great contemporary names in golf journalism are here: Robert Sommers, Dave Anderson, Lorne Rubenstein, Tim Rosaforte, Peter Kessler, and the rest.

In "Rimbaud the Son," he sets up an ironic contrast between Rimbaud and an older contemporary named Théodore de Banville.