Sentence examples for names connected with from inspiring English sources

It is centred on the city and unitary authority of Stoke-on-Trent and includes areas in the neighbouring borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Wedgwood and Minton are the two famous family names connected with the area's china.

Jean Berain, Charles Cressent, Robert de Cotte, and the painter Antoine Watteau, whose pictures were painted on the panelled salon walls to harmonize with the gentle spirit of the period, are among the important names connected with the new delicacy.

The Urie locomotives (hitherto referred as N15s rather than King Arthurs) were also given names connected with Arthurian legend and were referred to as "Urie Arthurs"; the Maunsell batches of N15s were nicknamed the "Eastleigh" and "Scotch Arthurs".

How do our words (in particular, proper names) connect with things?

Before disconnecting he did say: "I don't want my name connected with that".

The most unexpected name connected with the show is Barry Manilow, who wrote the music; Barry Sussman wrote the book and lyrics.

"I didn't expect it to be crazy like this," said one fraternity brother, a business administration major who asked to remain anonymous because he did not want his name connected with the game.

And while it is too soon to tell if any good will come of this, it was ego-pleasing to have my name connected with a city law requiring stores to close their doors on hot summer days and end, in this era of high energy costs, their wasteful air-conditioning of the streets.

You are sick of hearing their name connected with yours.

The Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund, which has helped about 1,500 transgender people change their names, connected Ms. Nimmons with what she called "a fancy Park Avenue lawyer".

Kraft, and others in the organization, have expressed their condolences to the Lloyd family, and their shame at having their names connected, even loosely, with Hernandez's alleged crimes.