Sentence examples for normally named from inspiring English sources
Asteroids that swing so close to Earth have a rich pedigree, says Helin, in that they are "normally named, by tradition, for gods or goddesses".
Sports teams are, admittedly, not normally named after animals best known for 1) eating a lot of seafood and 2) chilling hard near a body of water; that an animal that does those things is close to perfect for New Orleans doesn't matter much, according to traditionalists.
These microorganisms have the ability to oxidize inorganic (sulfide and hydrogen) and organic (e.g., formate, aromatics, and lactase acetate) as an electron donor which will lead to the production of arsenite, and they were normally named dissimilatory arsenate-respiring prokaryotes (DARPs) [ 4].
He was identified by the British media, though not by the police, who in Britain do not normally name suspects until they are formally charged.
He however dismisses them as unimportant on the ground that we do not normally name them, speak of them, or quantify over them.
In this case, on the second line where you would normally name the children, write "and Family".
Insert that script (Not local run it normally) Name the Frame: Main Insert the weapon into the Text Button and then you can play the game!If you are making a class GUI with scripted weapons you should add a hopperbin the put the script of the weapon you are adding into the Hopperbin.
Krishna Das is a singer of kirtan, a call-and-response chanting of, normally, names for God in Sanskrit.
Normally, names are stricken from usage due to loss of life and/or damage; however, Ophelia was deemed meteorologically significant for its long track and significant intensity for a prolonged duration.
One is that because the case involves a rape and Indian law says the victim should not normally be named.
Such is Evans influence that he would normally be named executive producer but the BBC has banned stars from doing so following the Jonathan Ross/Russell Brand Sachsgate furore.
