Sentence examples for public name from inspiring English sources

In accordance with zoo policy, the giraffe was not given a public name.

The Woodstock Hotel reminds him of Jack Willis whose public name is William Hamby.

Certainly the public "name and shame" approach in recent years strengthened his determination not to accommodate our views.

Gest became a public name when he married Minnelli in 2002, although they separated around 18 months later.

I assumed that, like others, he had another, more public name that he wanted to be known by.

If a shortened public name signals icon status, Quincy Jones has it: he's simply Q to his fans.

A corporate drama ensued, featuring secret meetings, public name-calling, simmering family rivalries and threatened lawsuits and countersuits.

There are a lot of decisions here: "Do we stay married?" "What do we tell other family members?" "What about the children?" All should be discussed and negotiated in private, with no public name-calling.

It is more about the deal-making skills that the two men have in common but that have put them at odds in a battle of lawsuits and public name-calling.

Miller polarized viewers who did not like his humor and arcane references; in 1998 and 1999, Michaels and the analyst Boomer Esiason had a fractious relationship that erupted in public name-calling after Esiason's firing.

Clemens's tacit admission that his successful pitching career depends upon his intimidation of opposing batters by deliberately throwing inside pitches (including at the head of those batters and obviously above the strike zone) deserves more than mere public name-calling.