Sentence examples for name was invented from inspiring English sources

There is no Douglas Stuart, the name was invented by Freeman and his partner, Martin Benson.

The company launched a mobile phone mapping product in 1999, in a joint venture with Ericsson, which is when its unusual name was invented.

But like some garden weed, the quasi-autonomous non-government organisations (the name was invented as a joke in the 60s) always survive the pesticides and flourish.

What is generally considered the first masterpiece in cinema history, Pastrone's Cabiria (1914), featured a strongman character, Maciste, whose name was invented by the poet Gabriele d'Annunzio.

The BBC fell into further introspection and controversy last night after an internal report revealed a member of staff posed as a competition winner and another entrant's name was invented on radio shows presented by Russell Brand and Jo Whiley.

The name was invented by the US department of justice in 2001, and the contents were rushed on to the net to aid a presentation to the Senate by the then attorney general, John Ashcroft, supporting the US Patriot Act.

According to the prosecution, two witnesses who supported the police account, "James Youngman" and "Lakeisha Smith", the second a stereotypical black name, were invented from whole cloth.

In response to questions in his radio interview, Bachner said he was not aware of a false name being invented for Burress when Burress checked into the hospital.

And, as for the concept of Art on the Beach -- the idea, and the name, were invented more than 30 years ago by the founder of Creative Time, Anita Contini, now an advisor to Michael Bloomberg on his personal charitable giving.

And while the names are invented, the play is obviously steeped in history.

The name "Laureline" was invented by Mézières and Christin who were seeking a name that would sound "medieval" and "soft".