Sentence examples for drew its name from inspiring English sources
It drew its name from an especially twisty river in Asia Minor, and the Roman poet Ovid associated it with the Cretan labyrinth that entrapped the Minotaur.
It drew its name from the Algerian Arabic word raï ("opinion" or "advice"), which was typically inserted and repeated by singers to fill time as they formulated a new phrase of improvised lyrics.
The team drew its name from the campus.
The latest line drew its name from Def Jam Records, founded by Mr. Simmons.
It is from this rhythm that the new genre, pioneered and propelled by Oma, drew its name.
Washington Irving's name may not roll off the lips of Knicks fans, whose team drew its name from the author's most memorable creation.
The Kanchenjunga National Park (established in 1977), near the peak from which it draws its name, is among the largest of India's high-elevation conservation areas.
It draws its name from the Oblation, a statue of a nude man located in every University of the Philippines (UP) campus, which symbolizes "a selfless offering of one's self to the country".
Given how much it encompasses, the gallery fittingly draws its name from a simple linking of theirs: Wurlitzer-Bruck.
Cheekily drawing its name from the Greek god of the underworld, it was the only mineral water that really opened up the sluices, see, to put that extra pep in your morning step.
Pentecost, meaning "50 days," is celebrated seven weeks after Easter (hence the 50), and marks the birthday of the Church when the Holy Spirit is said to have fallen on the early Christian community like fire from the heavens (for this reason lots of Christians wear red and decorate in pyro-colors, and it's also where the fiery Pentecostal movement draws its name).
