Sentence examples for slight name from inspiring English sources

In November that same year, the Los Angeles Times announced that due to a change of management, Bessie Barriscale's company would undergo a slight name change, now to release pictures as B. B. Features, sometimes referred to as B. B. Productions.

In a sign of how the industry was changing, the firm's next tacklingof Noddy (1992-94) was co-produced with their former rival, the BBC.Following the loss of the Thamesfranchise, the company was purchased by fellow ITV region Anglia in 1993,in the process undergoing a slight name change to Cosgrove Hall Films, with the founders holding a 25 per cent stake.

For such defendants, Judge Terence T. Evans wrote in one of the pair of cases the Supreme Court agreed to hear, the law "might benefit from a slight name change: The Not Quite as Fair as it could be Sentencing Act of 2010 (NQFSA) would be a bit more descriptive".

He specializes in a course called Real Estate Finance that has undergone slight name changes over time but remains a bedrock core offering for aspiring investors, deal-makers and developers in the industry.

It's only a slight name change (MH is one in the same, really).

When applying our heuristic search, we discovered that some clusters contained only terms that had slight naming variations and did not in fact indicate a true univocality violation.

Bill Simon, the corporate recruiter from central Los Angeles and a Democrat, could pull votes away from Mr. Simon, the Republican millionaire from west Los Angeles who was the loser in the last race for governor, through simple slight of name.

Left! Left!" barked a staff sergeant, a slight girl named Eleni.

Every afternoon at about four, a slight woman named Runi slips out of the cramped, airless room that she shares with her husband and their sixteen children.

Earlier that day, her brown hair had received rivers of blond highlights, and a slight man named Sid had plucked her eyebrows with a piece of twisted thread.

Indeed, a slight man named Takeru Kobayashi came to New York two years ago for the Nathan's contest and shattered the world record by scarfing down 50 hot dogs in 12 minutes.