Sentence examples for going under the name from inspiring English sources

'Today I'm going under the name Ljot Ketil Bjǿrnson.

I describe a pedagogical scheme devised to teach efficiently to computer scientists just enough quantum mechanics to permit them to understand the theoretical developments of the last decade going under the name of "quantum computation".

The most recent version, going under the name "asset recycling", involved selling off public assets and using the proceeds to finance new investments.

Going under the name Abu Sumayyah, Ahmed is said not to have told his family that he was leaving Britain to fight for Islamic State.

So who exactly is in this small band of protesters going under the name of Occupy Leeds – an 'evolving movement for change in Leeds'?

Going under the name of Michael Haynes, he fathered a child with a Brazilian lover – unwittingly making himself immune from extradition when Scotland Yard found him in February 1974.

One Saudi journalist who interviewed bin Laden in 1989 remembers three of his close associates going under the names of Abu Mohammed, Abu Hafz and Abu Ahmed.

Litvinenko went under the name of Edwin Redwald Carter.

Bejerman also goes under the name of Gaby Bex.

This camp went under the name of "SS Works," or something similar.

As a child, Billy the Kid went under the name of Henry McCarty.