Sentence examples for several common names from inspiring English sources

They're known by several common names, including ratfish and chimeras.

Many pines have both lumber trade names and several common names.

Despite its several common names, the peanut is not a true nut.

Hymenocallis is known by several common names including spider lily or Peruvian daffodil because its fringy blossom resembles a cross between a lily and a daffodil.

In Britain, surnames came into wide use around 1300 C.E., with several common names chosen because of occupation or location.

This species has several common names, some highly localised.

Artemisia abyssinica, known by various common names in Ethiopia, is used as a traditional remedy for several infectious and noninfectious diseases including typanosomiasis [ 11- 13].

Today, there are several prominent common names for the wood turtle, including sculptured tortoise, red-legged tortoise, and redleg.

The unusual appearance of the young fruit bodies has earned the species several descriptive common names, including strawberries and cream, the bleeding Hydnellum, the bleeding tooth fungus, the red-juice tooth, and the Devil's tooth.

For in it, first, they run out of the city in great crowds, and call out aloud several familiar and common names, Caius, Marcus, Lucius, and the like in representation of the way in which they called to one another when they went out in such haste.

L'Humanite then names several Common Cause millionaire-gang members, Arthur Bliss Lane Claree Broothe Luce, William Henry Chamberlain, "of the pro-Fascist Chicago Tribune".