Sentence examples for directly named from inspiring English sources

(You can choose photos that fit the novel's descriptions if the setting is not directly named or is not a real place).

With the arguable exception of the Carboniferous, the Cretaceous is the only period in the forty-six hundred milliof years of the earth's history that was directly named for a rock.

Mr. Stattsman would also want me to mention that he can clean-and-jerk two hundred and fifty pounds and is un homme formidable (fr).. Interestingly, several parts of our facility are not directly named for Sandor A. Stattsman.

The place is not directly named for Mary, but after a campground in Florida Mary used to go to when she was little that happened to be named for another Mary.

"Naturally, as a state, which is directly named as an object of this kind of military activities, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) cannot but feel reasonably concerned for its security," the statement said.

In potentially good news for the ailing United States Postal Service, 2012 is turning into a year of grassroots letter-writing campaigns, like the directly named Facebook group "Save the U.S. Postal Service by Writing More Letters".

SCORECARD This is Mr. McCain's first confrontational advertisement that directly names Mr. Obama.

The sheikh did not directly name America or its threat to invade Iraq.

Without directly naming Mr. Fischer, Mr. Romney reminded the audience, "Decency and civility are values, too".

Not every nervous market reaction is backed by objective facts," he told FASZ, without directly naming Deutsche itself.

"If you directly name the charity as the policy beneficiary, it might be hard to do so".