Sentence examples for plain named from inspiring English sources

One significant feature on Ganymede is a dark plain named Galileo Regio, which contains a series of concentric grooves, or furrows, likely created during a period of geologic activity.

Discover the fascinating history of Stari Grad which dates to 385BC and marvel at Stari Grad Plain, named a UNESCO world heritage site because the agricultural landscape has remained unchanged since the 4th century BC.

Arnold was this comforting creature's reassuringly plain name.

Politics, in fact, influenced the plain name of the station.

Sure, it's scaremongering – but I prefer scaremongering with some substance to plain name-calling.

Yet the cookbooks keep coming, and we continue to turn down their pages: "The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook," "The Adaptable Feast," the ones with disingenuously plain names — "How to Roast a Lamb: New Greek Classic Cooking" (a good one, in fact) — and the ones with elaborately nostalgic premises, like "Dining on the B. & O.: Recipes and Sidelights from a Bygone Age".

Codenamed, nicknamed, or just plain name-named (they're not sure which) "Ironman", Motorola is supposedly aiming at a Q3 release.

There's a folded school sweatshirt, the kind every British kid once pulled on, with the same plain name tag sewn into the neck: Amy Winehouse.

Unfortunately, encrypted hash codes of two names differ completely if the plain names differ only by a single character.

If you have some partners with plain names like Smith or Jones, these names might not stand out to your clients.

We applied this method on the highly fragmented landscape of the Po Plain, focusing on its rare and endangered plain springs named fontanili.