Sentence examples for in names from from inspiring English sources

Just plug in names from today's headlines for any of the characters.

Yet Mr. Newlin's obsessive attention to the details of Dickens's writing has produced some insights that the general reading public would recognize, like his use of comic alliteration in names from book to book -- Gordon, Gashford and Grooby in "Barnaby Rudge;" Wardle, Weller and Winkle in "Pickwick Papers;" Nicholas Nickleby and Newman Noggs, and Pip and his friend Pocket in "Great Expectations".

"If I'd had the ability to bring in name artists from outside Long Beach I might have survived," Swift said.

It confers no distinction, other than in name, from the other states.

The Justice Department said the ministry was a business, indistinguishable except in name from American Rights Litigators.

This strong libation varies in name from country to country, but wherever you are, a few shots have largely the same outcome: inebriation.

This post has been updated to reflect the company's change in name from Unreasonable Institute to Uncharted.

Maybe the change in name – from 'beta' to 'consumer preview' – at this stage in the development cycle gave more mainstream consumers the confidence to install Windows 8 and use it as their main operating system?

You describe the 2013 trade association change in name from "The American League of Lobbyists" to "Association of Government Relations Professionals".

Funny how that little change in name from undecided to majoring in LIFE led to much more interesting reactions -- It's definitely all about perspective.

The band's renaissance culminated with a change in name; from Hybrid Theory, the band once again changed its name, this time to Linkin Park, a play on and homage to Santa Monica's Lincoln Park.