Sentence examples for gained naming from inspiring English sources

KeyBank Tower was formerly known as the MeadWestvaco Tower before KeyBank gained naming rights to the building in 2008.

He gained name recognition with Madame Wong, a pop-up at Jobee, that he founded with Simonez Wolf, a doorman at Le Bain and formerly at the Beatrice Inn.

The field to replace Mr. Hastert is large and includes James D. Oberweis, a Republican and dairy business owner who has gained name recognition here in previous political campaigns and has received Mr. Hastert's endorsement.

He says he is "perplexed" and swears he did not cook up the "mistake" to gain name recognition.

But often those elections have come only after gubernatorial appointments allowed them to gain name recognition and the support of their party.

Some Republicans had hoped Mr. Smith would step down early to allow a candidate to gain name recognition and experience in office before the November 2003 election.

I advised him that the store had been sectorised with seriously injured casualties located towards the front of the store and walking wounded towards the rear and that comforting and gaining name and address details would be of great assistance.

And though the Republican primary drew four reasonably experienced but little-known contenders, the Democratic contest between Mr. Florio, the former governor, and Mr. Corzine, who spent tens of millions to gain name recognition, gave rise to a rarity in state politics -- a match between two household names.

The Internet craze and e-commerce boom have reached a feverish pitch advertising pitch, that is as online companies invade traditional media in a desperate struggle to gain name recognition and consumer trust.

Those funds will be critical to her ability to gain name recognition.

Tubb was also a regular contributor, often under house names, which according to Landsborough were used by Hamilton to prevent authors gaining name recognition under a pseudonym and then taking that name to another publisher.