Sentence examples for from an alias from inspiring English sources
A banging track from an alias of Truss.
"DANIEL LÓPEZ" This group show of Chilean artists and artists' collaboratives takes its title from an alias Augusto Pinochet used in illicit bank transactions.
The name comes from an alias used by series supervillain Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Ian Fleming's 1964 Bond novel You Only Live Twice.
That title, taken from an alias he once assumed, cheerfully invites us to take seriously the idea that he is, indeed, Mr Nice, that the drugs he was importing were the nice, soft, hippyish ones – distinct from harder substances – and that he personally never did anything nasty, which makes him a very rare drug-smuggler indeed.
To distinguish an SFN-encoded component from an alias or a composite notation, an asterisk precedes the SFN.
'Pressure Chant' and 'Private Transgressions' come from Løt.te: an alias of the Turkish-born visual artist and producer Mehmet Irdel, who also co-runs the mixed-media creative outpost Rote Productions in Brooklyn.
"Pressure Chant" and "Private Transgressions" come from Løt.te, an alias of the Turkish-born visual artist and producer Mehmet Irdel who also co-runs the mixed-media creative outpost Rote Productions in Brooklyn.
She later said to The Independent that: "There was a genuine death threat" and "I did not publish an email from anyone, neither from a constituent, nor from someone using an alias.
I published extracts from communications with an alias".
"It now emerges from photographs that have been published in the press about the arrest in South Africa of the 'Black Pimpernel' that the trainee from Rhodesia used an alias, and the two men are one and the same".
"It now emerges from photographs that have been published in the press about the arrest in South Africa of the 'Black Pimpernel' that the trainee from Rhodesia used an alias, and the two men are one and the same". According to Haaretz, a later handwritten annotation to the letter confirmed the Black Pimpernel was Mandela.
