Sentence examples for nation name from inspiring English sources

Chairperson requests everyone use their own placards corresponding to their own sovereign nation name.

"We have the best athletes in the nation; name a conference that is more athletic than our conference," Prince said.

Hereafter, the nation name is used for general populations and a village or region name for more isolated populations.

Indeed, almost every nation named in each of the five categories below could arguably belong in the others.

He was either a brilliant or a diabolical bandit – or possibly both – who captured territory throughout the Arabian peninsula and who in 1932 declared the establishment of Saudi Arabia, a nation named after a family.

Each nation names a central authority — here, the State Department — to establish ethical practices, require accreditation for the agencies handling the adoptions, maintain a registry to track complaints and create a system for decertifying agencies that do not meet the standards.

In a feat of awkward narrative and moral cross-cutting, Ms. Fielding also places Rosie in a fictitious African nation named Nambula, where a refugee crisis is at hand, famine looms, supplies are slow to arrive and the locusts are on their way.

New Nation named it the 80th best album by black artists.

But wait, isn't the claim that association with the AIP is a smear really a smear on the AIP, which wants only liberty and a statewide vote on possible new relationships with the U.S. government -- back to territory status, on to some sort of new partnership with the federal government, or even far ahead to a new nation named Alaska?

Chávez proceeded to shape a federation of nations named the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America, or ALBA.

(There are of course other nations named after their founders – Bermuda, Bolivia, Colombia, the Philippines, the Seychelles – but perhaps no others named so clearly as the possession of a clan).