Sentence examples for given the appellation from inspiring English sources

In one example an asylum seeker boat – given the appellation SIEV Lambeth – was intercepted in April 2013.

He is therefore widely regarded as the first permanent resident of Chicago and given the appellation "Founder of Chicago".

In addition, the genetic analysis of histopathological responses in target organs following systemic C. albicans infection has pointed to C5-unrelated genetic loci, temporarily given the appellation Carg1 and Carg2 [27], [27].

The label gives the appellation, the guarantee of the origin of the wine.

Many of the greatest Saint-Joseph wines seem to come from the southern end of the appellation, around the original vineyard parcel that gave the appellation its name, and the towns of Tournon and Mauves; Coursodon, Guigal, Chapoutier and others all have vines here.

The young cheese-maker working there when I visited taught me the basics of Alpkäse, a cheese made with milk from cows grazing above 1,100m that tastes like wildflowers, is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and has been given the label of Appellation d'Origine con Controlee (a controlled designation of origin).

People have a tendency to lump all of Beaujolais together – which is frankly silly, given the size and diversity of the appellation.

Given the ship's fate, that appellation is cruelly misleading.

This blending of a relatively modern prejudice with the oldest prejudice of them all is what sickens Lévy enough to give it the appellation "Red-Brown". It is the "new barbarism" of his subtitle.

She pored through old files and transcripts, searched out aging Klansmen and probed into the intimate connections between the lions of industry -- the Big Mules of Birmingham, Ala., whom she used to see every day at the exclusive Mountain Brook Club -- and the underworld of racist thugs who gave Birmingham the appellation of Bombingham.

Also for that reason, this headache category should be given another appellation.