Sentence examples for name combinations from inspiring English sources

Or stop trying to force the name combinations and just watch this ridiculously gorgeous goal from Torino's 21-year-old midfielder over and over again.

Two popular name combinations pitched so far have been Liberty and Justice and Stars and Stripes.

Complete information about gene sampling is included in Additional file 2. Asterisks indicate new name combinations for species.

The address and restaurant menus deliberately employed characters and name combinations that were visually similar, making accurate visual differentiation of characters important for correct target identification (e.g. '88' vs. '83'; 'Boume' vs. 'Bourne').

Sit on it and let your subconscious mind mull over the name combinations.

Watch the credits of a TV show or movie; a lot of uncommon names and name combinations can be found here.

If two names are given, the first denotes the original describer of the "species", the second the author on whom the given name combination is based.

In his 1917 North American Flora, William Alphonso Murrill proposed a new name combination for the species based on Berkeley's name, Volvariopsis loweiana.

Within each journal set dataset we performed a name disambiguation estimation by analyzing only the research profiles of the sufficiently 'rare' surname + given-name combinations that we aggregated from the author lists.

The British showjumping team lacked several big-name combinations - Nick Skelton's ride at London 2012, Big Star, is out for a year with a leg injury, while world number three Ben Maher lost Cella to injury in the week before the Games.

As of 2009, the most popular brand-name combination was metformin with rosiglitazone, sold as Avandamet by GlaxoSmithKline since 2002.