Sentence examples for site naming from inspiring English sources

An internal Corporation document says that redevelopment of the Nicholls & Clarke site is likely to be in conjunction with "other major land owners on the site", naming Hammerson.

Chinese Estates is building a multi-tower luxury development on the site, naming it La Scala, after the Milan opera house.

VeriSign, which makes switchboards that direct Internet traffic, plans to divest itself of several businesses and focus on its Web site naming and Internet security services, the company said yesterday.

Foreshadowing today's events, on Friday, Ross Kaminsky, a senior fellow and former board member at Heartland, posted a piece on the American Spectator site naming Gleick as an "obvious suspect".

Soon after the spring disaster, students and faculty members from KU, under artist educator Sujan Chitrakar's leadership, came together to concentrate their efforts on one specific site, naming their project "Rebuilding Bungamati".

After it was destroyed by fire in 1497, Henry VII built a new palace on the site, naming it Richmond Palace after his historic title of Earl of Richmond, and the central part of Sheen became known as Richmond.

And there was one site named Living Magazine Covers.

Instead, there is this instruction on his Web site: "Name your price".

His group called it the Behjatabad-Abyek site, named for nearby towns.

A Web site named Untied.com collected these complaints; United tried to sue it out of existence.

But another Web site named after a verb wants to own the business of answering questions.