Sentence examples for nowadays named from inspiring English sources

This, and other stories of Bowie's prowess with a knife, led to the widespread popularity of the Bowie knife (though he may not have been using a knife of the style nowadays named after him).

A prototype of sympathetically maintained pain syndrome is reflex sympathetic dystrophy (nowadays named Complex Regional Pain Syndrome type I).

Many other XaaS terms are used nowadays to name different provided services in the cloud.

Their dream candidate nowadays is some fellow named Moby, and he's three times their size.

"Remember when real men had masculine names like Ug and Gog? Nowadays, they're all named Florg and Smurg".

NOWADAYS, the name Currier & Ives may call to mind cozy domestic scenes, pastoral settings and other sentimental prints of 19th-century America.

Nowadays Hirschhorn's newsletter — formerly named REDEF in 2006 — reaches way beyond his original staff at Viacom, and on a given day thousands receive stories about mental illness in writers, female rap and race appropriation mixed in with Aaron Levie quotes and Run DMC videos.

Nowadays the name Big Ben is often used to describe the tower, one of the country's most famous and most photographed landmarks.

Nowadays, the name is trademarked and the family's bakery turns out 120,000 pies a year.

Nowadays, many names they follow are those of the spiritual descendants of Mr. Lynch.

Nowadays, the name is mainly associated with the scallop shell characteristic, originally, of the madeleines of Commercy in Lorraine.