Sentence examples for preferred appellation from inspiring English sources

During the 1970s one spoke of computer operations, during the 1980s and 1990s "system administration" or sometimes "network administration" was the preferred appellation.

Among librarians his fervent critics prefer other appellations, including "reactionary" and "luddite".

Cash preferred.

Preferred stock.

Naples preferred.

Preferred Shares.

Adults preferred.

Tux preferred.

But along with four AA batteries, Mr. Woody (I am not sure if he prefers his intimate tabloid designation or a more formal appellation, such as did the late Mr. Hess) made it very clear that he is hoping his $635 million toy comes equipped with each.

Behind the French-built children's college, old Joseph Batti – of Armenian origin, although he prefers "Syrian" or just "Christian" as his appellation – claims he now has an average of one customer a day.

But there is a more recent appellation that the young men in uniform would prefer: they would like the world to know this giant slum as 'Sadr City'.