Sentence examples for naming by from inspiring English sources

The poets of medieval Scandinavia developed a system of naming by circumlocution, or "kennings," which they could expand to a dizzying degree of complexity.

The next year the Michigan Legislature approved the naming by passing Senate Concurrent Resolution 57.

The semantic errors in naming by patients with semantic dementia and post-stroke aphasia have been attributed to distinct mechanisms as well.

Thanks to Michael Heseltine, the government regional offices were working effectively long before their official naming by John Major in 1994.

This has been the year of Africa, and it's coming to a fitting end with the naming by Time magazine of Bill and Melinda Gates, along with Bono, as the People of the Year.

In 1483 he was induced to authorize the naming by the Spanish government of a grand inquisitor (inquisitor general) for Castile, and during that same year Aragon, Valencia, and Catalonia were placed under the power of the Inquisition.

On first teams, Bush was named by nine different publications, Leinart was named by two, Jarrett was named by seven, Lutui was named by six, Bing was named by two, and Blake was named by one publication.

Discovered and named by Capt.

Others were named by parents and educators.

Name by name, address by address, phone by phone.

The budget airline, named by Which?