The rallies he held attracted a freshly elected supervisor named Mark Leno.
It is particularly upsetting to the hip-hop boys club that the most successful transgressor, a freshly minted megastar named Nicki Minaj, is a woman.
English forger John Drewe realized this in the mid 80s when he first commissioned a freshly-divorced artist named John Myatt to paint fakes.
Complementing the familiar concept of harmonics (pitches drawn from the overtones of a given fundamental), Ms. Kimura has named her freshly discovered sonorities "subharmonics".
At that moment the choice is limited, and about the best the heavenly host can come up with is a white 53-year-old magnate named Wellington, freshly murdered by his wife.
"We weren't touring, we have these songs that we were working on – that we think are pretty cool – [so we thought], 'Why don't we just do our own imprint and kind of reclaim our future, in a way?'" To reflect this spirit, Faith No More have named their freshly founded label Reclamation Records.
Their third child, Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, was born on July 14 , 1912 twelve days after that year's Democratic Presidential Convention, and named for the freshly nominated candidate.
Sandy choked up while telling me how moved he'd been while watching a recent passing-out parade; looking at the freshly stencilled names of Marines most recently killed in action, I understood why.
THIS once artless space with a fittingly mundane name of Bistro 235 has been transformed into a bright, freshly redecorated dining room and bar now called Behind the Lines, the new name as attention-catching as the dramatic eclectic décor.
The story is narrated by Jonas Woldemariam, a young Ethiopian-American whose freshly failed marriage to a woman named Angela leads him away from Manhattan.
Our base was the freshly renovated Pepi Gabl, a small chalet-hotel named after local skiing legend Gertrude Gabl, with around 20 other families, all with children in tow.
