Sentence examples similar to derived name from inspiring English sources

In the case of "Bronze," I was amusing myself by using two autobiographically derived names.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Emae Island location in relation to Vanuatu and a map of Emae including locally derived names of villages and mountains.

Law firms, given their traditional nature, derive names from founding partners who often wielded influence in a community or were notable for legal acumen.

The sixth day of the lunar fortnight is itself called Shashti, a name derived from the name of the goddess.

The body that is currently being studied is being referred to as the "RICKMAT" creature, a name derived from the names of Rick Dyer and Matthew Whitton.

It derived its name from the Gallic tribe of Rutheni.

The Capetian dynasty derived its name from his nickname (Latin capa, "cape").

Settled in 1650, it was incorporated in 1700 and derived its name from Framlingham, Suffolk, England.

Neyshābūr derived its name from its alleged founder, the Sāsānian king Shāpūr I (d. 272).

Snowdrops derived its name from the Moscow slang for a corpse hidden under the snow.

Sitakunda derived its name from this incident.