Sentence examples for may also be named from inspiring English sources

In the next year or so, Cape May may also be named an official winemaking region, or, in the federal government's vernacular, an American Viticultural Area.

We're going to go out on a limb and guess the aforementioned Mexican giants may also be named after the same 'person' as Mick McMenemie's favourite Serie A side.

Many of the better wines carry the appellation Coteaux du Languedoc, which covers a vast area that is further divided into subregions that may also be named on the label.

Researchers from industry may also be named temporary professors.

The variants are commonly named according to species of origin, but may also be named GnRH-I, -II or -III, based on sequence alignments solely [ 16] (Fig. 1).

Alternate agents may also be named.

Symptoms typically represent changes from normal function, sensation or appearance, but they may also be disease names independently defined in MalaCards.

Dyslexic children may also be slow to name even objects familiar to them.[12].[12]

Confusion may also be caused by names that are translated; e.g., the Rocky Mountains are in German Felsengebirge and in Russian Skalistye Gory.

Suggestions from the courtroom in London imply that several other Pakistani players may also be involved and names were tossed around the court hearings on Monday and Thursday.

The person may also be mentioned by name in the prayers of the faithful in addition to recitation of the applicable collect.