Sentence examples for has named himself from inspiring English sources

Yes, because that is how he has named himself.

No new Pope has named himself Celestine in the centuries since.

Also, of course, that he has named himself after his father, a murderer held in Canadian prison.

This is a curious remark coming from Mr. Christgau, who has named himself "Dean of American Rock Critics".

He has named himself King of Kings, Imam of All Muslims and, in 2009, sought to create a United States of Africa.

Opposition leader Juan Guaidó has named himself interim president in an effort to oust Nicolás Maduro – but how did we get here?

In particular they were upset that Mark H. Willes, then the chief executive of Times Mirror, had named himself publisher of The Los Angeles Times.

Glen Sather, who had named himself coach of the Rangers earlier in the day, scratched his forehead after the first goal and rubbed his nose after the second.

Mr. Powell testified that Mr. Blair had called an immediate meeting of his inner circle on hearing that a senior weapons expert, later identified as Dr. Kelly, had named himself as a possible source for the damning BBC report.

When contacted by the Guardian, Devillers declined to explain why he had named himself as the legal owner of Russell Properties, or whether he was acting in his own interests or following orders from Gu.

He took charge for the first time against Torquay on Saturday, having named himself among the substitutes, with team-mate Gary Jones and coach Craig Madden as his assistants.