Sentence examples for nicely named from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, back at Sarah Lawrence, the nicely named Jefferson Adams, a European-history professor, was discussing his former student's mind.

Is it Fritz, or could it be the nicely named Father Burner, already his sworn foe when the tale begins?

First established in 1994, the nicely named Knock 'n' Shop brothel was very much a family business, run in a friendly way by a mother-and-daughter team.

As if this weren't enough, as the novel begins, Gwyn is shortlisted for a prize, the nicely named Profundity Requital - which, if he wins, will provide him with a lavish income for the rest of his life.

Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., Ailey Citigroup Theater, 405 West 55th Street, Clinton, (212) 415-5500, 92y.org/harknessfestival; $10 to $20. (La Rocco) THE EXTRA-SENSORY PEDESTRIANS (Friday and Saturday) Kimberly Young and her nicely named company present the premiere of "Wunderkammer," in what the Joyce's Web site calls a "sonic environment" by Stephan Moore.

In London, in 1996, the Metropolitan Police's nicely named Clubs & Vice Unit sent a similar shopping list of usenet newsgroups to British Internet service providers.

This third time around, Mr. Clooney's Danny Ocean has returned to Las Vegas to bail out his old buddy and former mentor Reuben (Elliott Gould as the spirit of 1970s cinema idiosyncrasy), who has recently been taken for a pricey ride down chump avenue by a Vegas villain named, nicely, nicely, Runyon-style, Willy Bank.

Either way, some unhappy 19th century Christians – turns out the Biblical Moabites weren't portrayed very nicely – tried get the named changed, but to no avail.

He wrote that "Galileo's O" sometimes gave the impression of "a forensic report from a crime scene," and that one of the contributors, a librarian at Princeton named Paul Needham, "nicely reminds us that many individuals were involved in the making of an early modern book".

The novel idea is to reduce the nonlinear engine model to a second order Taylor approximation, named a nicely nonlinear model.

Alcoa shares have held up nicely since O'Neill was named to the government's top financial post in December.