Sentence examples for extraordinary name from inspiring English sources

Will he ever go back to his real – and perhaps even more extraordinary – name?

"But everyone said that probably the greatest brain of the lot was the guy with the extraordinary name".

The experience: extraordinary name, extraordinary plans.

"Robin Hood has an extraordinary name, because Robin means "he who wears the magistrate's robe," "he who wears the judge's robe" So Robin Hood-in French it's Robin des Bois or Robin of the woods -means "he woods -meansw in a place of no law".

An obsession with food, dieting, exercise and crackpot theories thereof; 2. A stonkingly myopic sense of overprivilege; 3. Giving one's children extraordinary names; 4.

We sit on his back porch sipping blissfully cold Salva Vida ('Life Saver' - the local beer) while he tells me stories of ancient kings with extraordinary names as if he's talking about old relatives.

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He accounted for the possession of so extraordinary a name thus: his father wished to call him by the shortest name in the Bible, and for that purpose selected Uz.

Few Britons seem unhappy with the ritual, which is packed with fantastically garbed, fantastically titled ceremonial attendants, like the Fitzalan Pursuivant Extraordinary (civilian name: Alastair Bruce of Crionaich; he is descended from the Scottish hero Robert the Bruce).

[An] extraordinary production, named "The Bells," was first played on November 25, and in it Irving created a tremendous sensation.

The miracle that has been worked here — most ingeniously . . . by an extraordinary choreographer named Susan Stroman and the playwright Ken Ludwig — is to take some of the greatest songs ever written for Broadway and Hollywood and reawaken the impulse that first inspired them. . . .