Sentence examples for its name for from inspiring English sources

It is called eBureau, and it develops eScores — its name for custom scoring algorithms — to predict whether someone is likely to become a customer or a money-loser.

As it turns out, kosher (or koshering) salt was given its name for what it does, not what it is.

Seen in this way, the Mediterranean well deserves its name for it is literally the middle of the world.

Back in the day it was called "the love that dare not speak its name" for good reasons.

Yet it remains questionable whether the law lives up to its name for these individuals.

Still, it's hard to fault Abilene Christian University (for that is its name) for doing something so next-gen.

The ECAHA dropped "Amateur" from its name for the 1909 season, and on November 25, it folded.

The government prefers its own name for its Internet surveillance program — the Golden Shield Project.

I wondered how Swedesboro got its name -- for about 12 seconds.

'BRO'CHET SOCIETY This house at the College of Wooster lives up to its name -- for "bros who crochet" -- when its residents form impromptu circles in the common room.

But the theater has recovered its pride and lived up to its name -- for a second time, because the Fenice destroyed in 1996 was itself a reconstruction.