Sentence examples for it otherwise known from inspiring English sources

From November 30 to December 11 this year, the 21st United Nations climate change conference (or COP21 as it otherwise known) will be hosted in France's capital.

He argues that Disney's success goes back to leadership skills employed by every single Disney employee, whether that employee is president of the company or an individual mopping Main Street, U.S.A. Value Everyone And Show It (Otherwise Known As Respect): Lee Cockerell writes that Disney World thrives because the company values every Cast Member (a.k.a. employee) and Guest.

In a romantic situation, perhaps we've decided that we want to break up with someone, but haven't worked out how to do it (otherwise known as being a coward).

Sure, Sony Ericsson hasn't officially announced the PlayStation Phone (or, as it's otherwise known, the Xperia Play) — but when it's leaked out enough that the dude shooting video of your handset is willing to do it outdoors, in broad daylight, as people walk by… well, it might as well be.

Still life – or nature morte (dead nature) as it is otherwise known – gets turned on its head.

"It's a 12th-century site called Ta Prohm; it is otherwise known as Old Brahma and was initially named Rajavihara or the royal monastery," he said.

And, "Who's manning the stove?" Word on the Brum foodie street hints that this might be a warm-up to a big, starry hotel gig (it is, apparently, "a two-year pop-up"; or, as it's otherwise known, a short lease).

The second interesting design element of a Turtle pen is its extendable casing (or "Turtle Head" as it is otherwise known).

It's otherwise known as La Festa del Porco.

It is otherwise known as 'soft ball' stage in candy terms.

"Chemical restraint", as it is otherwise known by health professionals, involves the use of psychotropic sedatives to subdue and control a patient or detainee.