Sentence examples for state a name from inspiring English sources

At the time, MDOT's predecessor, the Michigan State Highway Department, called all auxiliary Interstate Highways "Penetrator" when planning the freeway network in the state; a name which stuck to I-194.

In the days before children were named for poets, precious stones or Western states, a name was just a name, not a fashion label or a statement of creativity.

Under state law, a name can only be removed from the ballot if a candidate dies, moves out of state or is nominated for a judgeship.

The Pressure to Win Three For most, Long Beach State is a name on a bracket.

He would seem to be giving visitors to the Sunshine State a bad name, except that his goal is actually to bring more of them here.

In episodes that shift, sometimes subtly, sometimes startlingly, from down-in-the-mud realism to a dreamlike state, a boy named Florya endures the German invasion.

These data are in line with other works describing the invasiveness capacity of ECs after transition to the mesenchymal state, a process named endothelial-to-mesenchymal transition [ 24].

We always use fewer or an equal number of 'M's in a state name because a state like 'FMM' is not distinguishable from 'FFM' by genotyping array data.

The initial invitation letter also stated that a named research nurse would telephone them, or visit them, at their home to discuss the study in more detail.

A reminder ad is a form of DTCA that states a brand name but does not mention the product's indication or make health claims.

The English-language place name "Black Swan" occurs as a descriptive toponym in four states, usually as a "name cluster".