Sentence examples for name was devised from inspiring English sources

Even the name was devised by Giugiaro.

The first Thomas Sweet venture (the name was devised by Mr. Block's sister, since both partners were named Thomas) was a chocolate shop that Mr. Block and Mr. Grimm opened in December 1979 in a building they rented from Princeton.

This insertion into hp0488 was ascribed to transposition, and the name "TnPZ" was devised to connote "transposon, plasticity zone".

The name MERRF was devised before the underlying genetic diagnosis was established and these changes are not specific to patients with MERRF since evidence of mitochondrial proliferation is common in many patients with mitochondrial disease.

The name Coca-Cola was devised by an accountant working for the drink's creator — he thought that the two "C"s would look good in advertisements.

His case, code-named Operation Shocker, was devised to learn more about Soviet intelligence operations in America and to keep the Russians busy with an American agent under F.B.I. control, rather than with real spies.

A simple name and password code was devised to create a degree of privacy.

Cirit -- the name means javelin -- was devised about 500 years ago as a form of training and exercise for cavalrymen of the Ottoman Empire.

One of the most successful is a chemical compound under the trademarked name of Ambrox, which was devised by Firmenich's fragrance chemists in the 1950s and featured, I am told, in Dolce & Gabbana's perfume Light Blue.

Another torture refugee told of a device they called "the German chair", so named, apparently, because it was devised by the Stasi.

The complex scheme was devised and marketed under the name "Project Sussex" by Ernst & Young, which also acts as Greene King's auditors.