Sentence examples for naming itself from inspiring English sources

A well-known bohemian bar in Washington, D.C., that welcomed queer customers seemed to acknowledge the strip's anarchic queerness by naming itself Krazy Kat.

The group, naming itself as the Council of Political Reform, said it was led by the head of the national police as well as Lt Gen Boonyaratglin.

But New Yorkers will not let such petty jealousies spoil their party.Anyone who has ridden the New York subway may have low expectations of any contest naming itself after that smelly, unreliable, and sometimes scary transport system.

A New York group naming itself the General Assembly, inspired by recent meetings in Madrid, began to hold organizing meetings in Tompkins Square and other public places, leading to a Sept. 17 march near Wall Street.

The pledges were made on the harimshia.org website, which was launched by a group naming itself the Popular Headquarters for the Defence of Shiite Shrines, the conservative website Tabnak reported.

The society, which began in 1896 expressly to protect birds, naming itself after the naturalist John James Audubon, had decided that it wanted to be a bigger player among environmental groups; consultants suggested that it could invigorate the magazine by de-emphasizing birds.

Nature will not name itself.

That uncompromising, abolitionist coalition later named itself Republican.

It named itself after the British university in the hope of attracting the state university.

The Tea Party named itself for an iconic mob in a revolutionary movement.

ARTE Y PUREZA For a flamenco troupe to name itself "Art and Purity" gives off certain signals.