Sentence examples for literal names from inspiring English sources

Instead they tend to take creative, often literal, names like "The Road with the Oak Tree".

"Addresses are very particular, with detailed references and directions like 'nearby'oppositeite' and 'in between', because roads often have no signs". Instead they tend to take creative, often literal, names like "The Road with the Oak Tree".

But this is Thailand, where most places of business have comically literal names like: OK, Just This Once Bar, or The Food Is Hot Café.

Don't say, "That's too advanced; they'll never understand searching by paragraphs & literal names".

The project, given the literal name of Operation ScanPyramids, is expected to continue until the end of 2016.

Like most patents, this one had a very literal name: "Systems and methods for providing a distributed file system incorporating a virtual hot spare".

On that it's worth noting that privacy by design is a core plank of Europe's new data protection framework, GDPR — which Stamos is seemingly describing at one point in the memo, without giving it a literal name-check.

There may be no modern Los Angeles restaurant with a more literal name than Porridge + Puffs.

Dhumavati's literal name ("she who abides in smoke") comes from her ability to defeat demons by creating stinging smoke.

In Japan, a high-end market exists for cod milt, which goes by the unsettlingly literal name shirako, or "white children".

The extremely literal name of Chilly Gonzales' latest album Solo Piano II is called into question by this new remix by Paris-based DJ SCE.