Sentence examples for have its name from inspiring English sources

Despite the group's power, McCrory didn't have its name right; it appears he was alluding to the Human Rights Campaign, which lobbies on civil rights for the LGBT community.

But in late September, the suit claims, the sponsors abruptly changed course and alerted the foundation that it could not have its name on the step.

Wonga has never disclosed how much it paid to have its name emblazoned on Newcastle's black and white shirts, but the four-year deal that began in the 2013-14 season is thought to be worth £8m.

Before the start of the 2000 baseball season, it purchased the rights to have its name on Houston's new ballpark.

Although Enron is the most infamous case of corporate bankruptcy in recent memory, it is not the first company to have its name removed from a stadium.

If MetLife's contract averages as much as $20 million annually, it will equal what Citigroup is paying to have its name on Citi Field, the home of the Mets.

Although it has become common for clubs to hand naming rights to sponsors when they move to new grounds, it is unusual for a traditional stadium to have its name changed.

It is the only law firm in New York to have its name displayed at the top of a Manhattan skyscraper.

It is probably the smallest place in England to have its name on a parliamentary constituency (once marginal, now a safe Tory seat).

Progesterone, the "other" female hormone, has its name because it it "pro-gestation".

Like Pan Am, Eastern Airlines, before it went out of business, had its name atop 10 Rockefeller Plaza.