Sentence examples for style naming from inspiring English sources

Florida Georgia Line may have appropriated that style — naming a song "Get Your Shine On" after Birdman and Lil Wayne had a single with that name?

Once the company greenlights a localization project, a period of brainstorming starts in which glossary, style, naming schemes and fonts are chosen.

If there was a kung fu style named after you, what would it be?

Chicha, a style named after a fermented corn drink, wasn't out-there psychedelic jamming.

The handbags, which included a new style named after Beckham's daughter Harper, were softer and slouchier, in muted tones of dust and cream.

The architect was Lord Gerald Wellesley, later Seventh Duke of Wellington, who, Betjeman said, was the only modern architect with a style named after him: the "Gerry-built" style.

Mr. Bolander's great expertise is in the Gustavian style, named for King Gustavus III of Sweden (1746-1792), a simplified adaptation of French neo-Classical.

The Paris-Tokyo line of sunglasses from the creative young Spanish label Etnia Barcelona comes in cool color combos, each style named for the flight number of an airline the serves the Paris-Tokyo route.

With its French-influenced Porfiriano facade (a style named for Mexico's Francophile president, Porfirio Díaz), Brick has held on to its history, retaining vintage wrought iron doors and intricately patterned tile floors.

This second-story apartment is in a Pombaline-style building — an architecture style named for an 18th-century nobleman and developed in the wake of Lisbon's 1755 earthquake.

Batman uses a defensive fighting style named Keysi, using the back of his arms to block, and lashing back with his elbows and forearms & sometimes his forehead if it's necessary.