Sentence examples for name was established from inspiring English sources

An endowed lecture in his name was established at the College of Dental Medicine in 1991 in honor of his commitment to scholarship and research in the area of craniofacial growth and development.

In 1998, when Madonna wore a stunning Theyskens ball gown made of yards of pearl gray tulle half covered by a kind of corsetted black satin robe to the Golden Globes, his name was established.

The college bearing his name was established in 1862 and has a long-standing reputation as an independent Anglican higher education institution; its mission statement recognises faith as part of human experience and provides for its practice and nurture.

Women's Day (March 8), formerly known as International Women's Day and celebrated elsewhere in the world by its original name, was established by Soviet authorities to highlight the advances women made under communist rule.

It was patented as Friendship in 1681 but was later known as Head of Elk (for its location at the head of the Elk River); its present name was established in 1787 when the town was incorporated.

The Savonnerie factory (on the site of a former soap factory, hence the name) was established in Paris in 1627 at the Hospice de la Savonnerie at Chaillot by royal order, to provide pile carpets for use in the king's palaces and as royal gifts.

Endowed Chairs in his name were established at the University of Alabama School of Medicine and at the University of Arkansas College of Medicine.

"The case will be solved in full when the person who ordered it is found, when his name is established, when he is charged and his guilt is established by court," she said.

Kripke (1980, 91) suggests that the reference of a name is established by a dubbing ceremony (or "baptism") at which the dubee is indicated by a demonstration or uniquely referring description.

Studies within a language usually follow three basic assumptions: every place-name has a meaning, including place-names derived from personal names; place-names describe the site and record some evidence of human occupation or ownership; once a place-name is established or recorded, its phonetic development will parallel the language's development.

One shows the influence of Western dress on Shanghai fashion from the 1910s to 1940s, a period before designer names were established in China; the other focuses on designers of the last 30 years, who are now stars in the United States, and increasingly so in China.