Sentence examples for making the name from inspiring English sources

Gov. David A. Paterson is expected to sign the bill making the name change official.

Beyond making the name easier to pronounce, they include new ownership or a desire to rejuvenate a brand or to do away with negative associations.

His empowerment seminars and audiotapes are marketed worldwide, making the name Tony Robbins synonymous with life coaching, even to those who don't seek his services.

At a tournament meeting in New York City in 1889, the letters c and t were dropped from the term croquet by some players, making the name roque.

Sutton managed to cut through the sentimentality of the indirect tribute to the black dancer Bill (Bojangles) Robinson by making the name simultaneously grandiose and ridiculous.

That's part of this rebranding strategy that one of our consultants did for us, which was about making the name a little less harsh.

Mr Thaksin said there was not enough evidence and got the general to drop it without making the names public.

She has made the name her own".

Has he made the name Miliband up?

The band changed the "z" to an "s" and made the name their own.

But Fred is the one who made the name synonymous with New York savvy.