Sentence examples for remarkable name from inspiring English sources

Kurdish-language banners in the Kurdish colors promoted the pro-Kurdish candidate, a woman with the remarkable name Mülkiye Birtane ("Civil Only-One").

Elizabeth, whose husband (Gary Sinise) has recently left her for the much younger Molly (played by an actress with the remarkable name of Light Eternity), agrees to be made over by her daughter, Sara Eva Amurrii), an aspiring cosmetologist.

FEW people would guess that an inconspicuous little storefront restaurant in Jackson Heights, Queens, with the remarkable name of Tibetan Yak, would offer a portal into the distant past, when diets were elemental, dependent entirely on available ingredients processed in only the simplest ways.

As the toy company's executives were aware, Joe retained remarkable name recognition, not only among young boys (who had inherited hand-me-downs from older siblings) but among their parents.

In the course of history, a remarkable name change has taken place because of the similarities between the clinical syndromes caused by dengue and chikungunya virus infections.

Some remarkable names have been honoured at the Observer Ethical Awards since they began in 2005: Caroline Lucas, Annie Lennox and David Attenborough have all stood onstage to accept prizes, and campaigners as diverse as Jane Goodall, Al Gore, Malala Yousafzai, Lenny Henry and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have also been recognised.

Harry Hay was a remarkable figure by any measure, though most Americans have not heard his name.

--Harold W. Masson, popular Winsted dairyman, has a remarkable cat named Tabby.

This remarkable creature, named Dinka, leads Assaf on a picaresque quest for the missing Tamar, and in so doing embroils him in Tamar's personal dramas.

The beginning of what has come to be termed the "dinosaur renaissance" is customarily dated to the 1960s, and the study of a remarkable predator named by John Ostrom, the palaeontologist who published the first monograph on it, Deinonychus: "Terrible Claw".

His defensive scheme — which the linebacker Bart Scott named Organized Chaos — was the most improvisational in the N.F.L., an antic blur of nose tackles in pass coverage, halfbacks blitzing from the defensive periphery, and a remarkable cornerback named Darrelle Revis making all of it possible by routinely covering (and eliminating) the opposition's best receiver.