Sentence examples for fabricating names from inspiring English sources

That included fabricating names that included the words Sand Hill, which is the name of a Menlo Park road that is home to the most prominent venture capital firms.

The issue of possibly fabricated names did not arise until shortly after the Sept. 8 article, which was on federal statistics on violent crime.

The names in this table are fabricated names and do not knowingly match real individuals.

If the fabricated name was intended to confer an elevated status, it was because Annie Sullivan, born into penury, had no status at all.

In a parody of the types of purple-prose weed strain descriptors you might find on sites like Leafly, the 49-year-old fabricated pot names like "Daddy Issues," which "leaves [smokers with] a deep feeling of regret and existential dread with a lingering premonition that things will just get worse".

Terrorism experts have said there is no evidence of that group's involvement in past strikes, and they speculated that another group fabricated the name to mask responsibility.

And why in fabricating a fictitious name for her family does she contrive one that only faintly might be Jewish.

The fabricated, racially insensitive names had been confirmed by an intern at the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), a federal agency that investigates air incidents.

One running joke that works until you realize it will never hit the finish line has Todd repeatedly pretending to be from Leeds even though he doesn't know a single thing about the town and can't fabricate proper street names.

A new hard tooling fabrication technique, named fused deposition of metals (FDMet), to fabricate prototype metal components was investigated.

Along the back wall, the artist has written out by hand, on the same type of yellowed paper that she used to fabricate the dresses, the names of many female artists, including those depicted on the dresses.