Sentence examples for named after it from inspiring English sources

Sure, it doesn't have a devastating and world-changing famine named after it, like its cousin and fellow New Worlder the potato.

"There's a gum named after it in Italy".

Mount Kinabalu is the tallest mountain in the region and the city is named after it.

(Condé Nast is one well-known tenant whose building is now named after it).

The current Palestinian uprising, the Aksa intifada, is named after it.

Which, frankly, was the move so awesome all other moves were named after it.

She called that Lisson Gallery show the Half-a-Wind show, and her retrospective is named after it.

Last month Grey Gardens the musical won three Tony Awards and Rufus Wainwright recorded a song named after it.

The country's dollar is named after it, and New Zealand's residents are often labeled "kiwis" by outsiders.

I have to confess a bias when it comes to this painting: my daughter is named after it.

Indeed, the restaurant in the Pleasantville food court is named after it: hu tieu mien tay, meaning "hu tieu of the southwest".