Sentence examples for lesser names from inspiring English sources

Dozens of lesser names have also fled, and the taint has spread to the entire industry.

But lesser names and promising beginners are also honoured and encouraged.

Noted writers like J. D. Salinger, John Updike, John Cheever and Philip Roth have been mixed in with lesser names.

Now it owns about 54 businesses, including Ask.com, Match.com, the Daily Beast, College Humor and lesser names like BlackPeopleMeet.com and Urbanspoon.

But the truth is, a number of New York's top stars have been outperformed by lesser names in 2010, and they have been the keys to the Yankees' bid for a repeat championship.

But in a tournament that is quickly making a name for itself among the best golfers in the world, there were mostly lesser names battling for the Wachovia Championship by the end of Sunday's final round at Quail Hollow Club.

Thanks to its reputation, AHAG may have escaped the closer scrutiny a lesser name would have expected from its creditors.The group will probably get its 90-day reprieve.

Viñedo Chadwick Cabernet Sauvignon, for example, made by Errazuriz's Eduardo Chadwick, came top in a blind tasting 10 years ago, in the process beating no lesser name than Château Lafite.

As Kansas Coach Bill Self noted, even with so many well-known coaches here this weekend — himself, Roy Williams of North Carolina, Wisconsin's Bo Ryan and Villanova's Jay Wright — a lesser name owns the most national championships.

An analyst at one large European bank says it would take a big pay rise and a guaranteed bonus to tempt him to defect to such a "lesser name".Commerzbank's biggest mistake would be to try too hard to emulate Deutsche and Dresdner, which have more capital and a big head-start.

Two other teams trailing the Rangers in the East could be shopping lesser-name players.