Sentence examples for public naming from inspiring English sources

"Immediately after Dr Kelly's death, Tony Blair said he'd had nothing to do with his public naming.

Public naming competitions via social media have hit new heights since Boaty McBoatface won a poll in 2016 to be the name of a polar research vessel.

(A public naming competition will run in due course).

Rather than a public naming and shaming, it is considering covert cyber action.

The team chose it in March 2018, after a public naming contest.

Citigroup, top of Mr Spitzer's scourge-list, came top of the poll, incidentally.Yet Mr Spitzer's public naming and shaming may have a virtuous impact of its own.

In a recent CBS News/New York Times poll, 53 percent of the public named the economy and jobs as the most important problem we face, while only 7 percent named the deficit.

WASHINGTON — The United States on Thursday joined Britain in formally blaming Russia for a huge cyberattack last June that was aimed at Ukraine but crippled computers worldwide, a highly public naming-and-shaming exercise that could further fray relations with Moscow.

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

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.