Sentence examples for grant the name from inspiring English sources

At times it was necessary to grant the name of love to something less than love.

Other elements of the novel came from people Fleming knew or had heard of: Red Grant, the name of a Jamaican river guide described as "a cheerful, voluble giant of villainous aspect", was used for the half-German, half-Irish assassin, while Rosa Klebb was partly based on Colonel Rybkin of Soviet Intelligence.

This is especially true when the petitioner is incarcerated, on probation, has been convicted of a felony, is a registered sex offender, or the court finds it is not in a minor's best interest to grant the name change.

βGM is granted the name for residue interactions in the model centering not only at Cα but also at Cβ atoms.

The authors developed a data collection instrument that included: the principal investigator, sponsors, grant duration, funds awarded, the school/department receiving the grant, and the name of the grant.

After that, we identified donors in rotation -- if we made one grant in the name of the Rotary Club, the next one would be from the Kiwanis Club.

Okay, so the fact that MasterCard is hosting a series of hackathons might not seem terribly exciting — even if we grant that the name Masters of Code is kind clever, it seems like every big company is going after the startup/developer crowd with a hackathon of its own.

Meanwhile, the inverse happened in my home city of Indianapolis: in an attempt to foster middle-class demand in a formerly impoverished, crime-ridden area, the City's partnership with HUD in a redevelopment grant elicited the name Fall Creek Place for an area locals previously referred to as Dodge City.

Nilkanth Varni received sannyasa initiation from Ramanand Swami on 20 October 1800, and with it was granted the names Sahajanand Swami and Narayan Muni to signify his new status.

These exceptions were allocated to those that operated on the Western Region, which were given names of former Star Class locomotives, and those of the Scottish Region, which were granted the names of the various Scottish firths.

As a result of their arrival, Tel Aviv has the world's largest concentration of the style, generally painted white, granting downtown the name "White City" and leading Unesco to declare it a World Heritage Site in 2003.