Sentence examples for mark the naming from inspiring English sources
FH&P, a marketing and advertising agency in Hauppauge, has changed its name to FEN&R to mark the naming of new partners.
Muhammad Ali returns to the front cover of Sports Illustrated for the 39th time this month, on this occasion to mark the naming of the publication's Sportsman's Legacy Award after him.
This latest exchange follows American and Israeli outrage last month when, during the visit of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to Israeli and Palestinian leaders, a ceremony was planned to mark the naming of a square in the neighboring town of El Bireh for Dalal Mughrabi, who helped hijack a bus in 1978 in which 37 Israelis were killed.
— called "Five Guys named Mohammed," conceived to mark the name's first-place surge.
Part of the message is arguable — "Won't mark the name on a ballot" this year?
Voters take a piece of paper and mark the name of the candidate whom they support.
To mark the name change, the New York operation of what is now Havas Worldwide is to announce it has landed two new accounts.
Two decades later, on the death of his mother, lawyers acting for Raymond (mark the name) sent his publisher a parcel containing the manuscript of L'Accident sur l'A35.
IT IS a solemn custom in science to mark the names of collaborators who pass away during the course of an article's publication with a superscript no different than that indicating their academic affiliation.
Antonio Caldara's La Concordia de' Pianeti (The Harmony of the Planets) was written in 1723 to mark the name-day of Elisabeth Christine of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, wife of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI, mother of Maria Theresa and grandmother of Marie Antoinette.
