Sentence examples for given that some names from inspiring English sources

In many cases, investigators could not prove a supposed victim had ever existed -- a jarring concept, given that some names are embedded in the collective memory.

The mechanism presumably would be no different for someone who died 3 million years ago, although I doubt the australopithecine now named "Lucy" was originally given that name.

I just knew it," said Wati on Friday, who was given that name by the woman who found her and whose original name is Meri Yuranda.

Therefore, given that naming is more challenging for children (based on behavioral studies), we might expect that even naming simple pictures and certainly more demanding ones might provoke a similar attentional suppression of somatosensory feedback.

In 1996, it was ranked in 382nd place, with just 87 girls given that name in England and Wales.

Tick-borne Lyme disease was regarded as a new disease when it was given that name in 1977.

I hadn't given that name much thought in a while, until a week ago when suddenly it seemed oddly prescient.

There were 4,148 boys in England and Wales who were given that name in 2015 – compared to 137 in 1996.

Sticklers may note, however, that although what we call bacteria had been discovered before 1743, they weren't given that name until almost a century later.

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Carter the Great, who was given that name by Houdini himself, is in the midst of the routine that gives the book its title.