Sentence examples for string of names from inspiring English sources
L.J.?" Alice shouts, trying to jog Claire's memory with a string of names that may well have been ad-libbed.
They say, go on, go on, you can't, can you?" "I could give you a string of names," he said.
Simple innovations are often the most difficult things to conceive, and before Linnaeus, most species were lumbered with a messy string of names describing its attributes.
On its bow are a string of names, now barely visible, that hint at a long history: Philip J., Soulogne sur Mer and S.S. Newport.
The present-day pedigree of the Japanese emperors has a divine origin; it is mainly a string of names, easily recited and memorized, mixed with semifabulous legends and first written down in the early centuries of the Common Era.
Mr. Beaton describes in his diaries the exhaustion of the six ladies-in-waiting, all of them aristocrats with a long string of names and titles; and how he managed to photograph them just before their energy gave out.
Atomic propositions themselves, however, are composed of strings of names that function, as Russell explained, in the strict logical sense; and atomic facts are composed of simple objects, the things that can thus be named.
They see them simply as strings of names that enable us to express thoughts.
A basement boxing gym in a down-at-the-heels neighborhood, it became famous for the string of marquee names it produced under his supervision.
Just a few minutes surfing the web can result in a string of company names, products and services unknown outside of the worlds of online advertising and analytics.
The appointment ended months of speculation about the future of long-time editor Simon Kelner, during which time a string of other names, not least Rod Liddle, were touted.
