Sentence examples for habitually named from inspiring English sources

(Levandowski habitually named his inventions after mountains.

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A football coach named Tony Dungy propelled one of the worst teams in the N.F.L. to the Super Bowl by focusing on how his players habitually reacted to on-field cues.

And then there was - still is - Evan Bayh, the Indiana Senator whose name habitually appears among the top three.

People who habitually go by a name other than their legal name.

In part, this is because he's a solipsist and a declinist, a neo-Luddite in inclination if not in name, and things are habitually going to hell all around him.

Henry Stern, the ex-Parks Commissioner, who was reminding people of their "park names" — the nicknames he habitually bestows on civil servants — said he hadn't picked one for her yet.

The story ends with a droll, detached, yet not unsympathetic observation by the omniscient narrator: "Like many romantics, they habitually contrived with fate by remembering the names of restaurants and the streets they had once walked along as lovers.

I doubt they'll ever really function as anything close to a first family of letters — Owen and Kelly, for the most part, seem to want to establish themselves independent of Stephen King, lest it seem that they were habitually trying to gain leverage from his name.

Will Facebook users habitually search for anything beyond their friends' names?

The neighbor habitually called Ms. Hochwald a Nazi because of her Germanic last name, and characterized the couple's relationship as incestuous.