Sentence examples for named for example from inspiring English sources
It was so named, for example, in a 1976 bicentennial poll of architects and scholars.
Despite a wave of renaming in the 1990s, main thoroughfares in Russia are still named, for example, Prospekt Lenina.
As of the middle of last week, only 8 of the 26 cabinet-level nominees had been named, for example.
New York diplomacy is evident in street signs at corners named, for example, in honor of Nelson and Winnie Mandela, Yitzhak Rabin, the anti-Castro group Brothers to the Rescue and Kudirat Abiola (a murdered opposition figure in Nigeria, in case the name is unfamiliar).
Research by Frith's team shows that small variations in brain organisation are due to orthography, with Italian making more demands on the phonemic system, because it is regular, and English making more demands on the naming system because words cannot be read correctly using phonic rules and have to be named - for example: colonel, yacht, pint.
A sibling or a cousin might be named, for example.
Many developers of reporting guidelines have devised acronyms for their guidelines for simplicity of naming (for example, CONSORT, PRISMA, STARD).
Down Norman Street, for example, named for a Scandinavian, although all the signs are Polish.
"There aren't as many as those named Huang, for example".
A female chimpanzee named Jody, for example, was used as a breeder at a Pennsylvania laboratory.
The named plaintiff, for example, is David King, 64.
