Sentence examples for elevated name from inspiring English sources

The chicken enchilada deserves a more elevated name, given its lusty marriage of spit-roasted fowl with a tomatillo-serrano salsa and Oaxacan cheese.

Spontaneously conceived essays (if they deserve that elevated name) that are not particularly well-thought-through can instantly go viral on you without warning.

His campaign has elevated his name recognition, which could come in handy if he decides to seek the Ohio governor's office or run for the Senate.

"This occasion is an experience which has elevated my name and image to dimensions of which I could never have dreamed.

As the controversial Liverpool striker watched back in Uruguay after being banned for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini, 22-year-old Rodriguez elevated his name alongside Brazil hero Neymar and Argentina superstar Lionel Messi.

On "Knots Landing," where characters come and go, actress Stacy Galina's immediate future seems secure: With the 13th season premiere on Thursday, Galina is elevated to "name above the title" star status.

My parents tried to elevate the name by giving all six of my brothers and sisters poetic Welsh or Hebrew names such as Morgan and Blake.

It was a clear effort to spread the wealth and use her position to elevate the name recognition of smaller designers," Friedman says.

Burberry visited Shanghai last year, on the launch of a flagship store, and recently staged a lavish show in Los Angeles aimed at elevating its name in the spiritual home of the red carpet.

If she gets a clean bill of health, the media attention could elevate her name recognition and standing in opinion polls, said Christopher Garman, an analyst at Eurasia Group in Washington.

Nobody can really say why the appellation was called St.-Joseph, as one vineyard section was known, beyond the notion that it avoided offending any of the villages by not elevating the name of any one of them.