Sentence examples for substantial names from inspiring English sources
"It's very easy to take substantial names and stick them on a list to suggest you're in better company than you actually are.
(713-558-8887 or 1-800-558-3882) DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES -- A rock opera, purposely grandiose and aspiring to be comic, comes to Broadway with some substantial names attached.
In many states defended by Republicans, the Democrats sought to seize on that advantage by putting forward high-profile candidates with substantial name recognition and formidable fund-raising capabilities.
Among these 23 cases, 18 had either moved or died, 3 were either adoptions or had substantial name changes and missed as initial linkages, and 2 had no documented history with PFD but remained in the state.
Now the party has the benefit of both an energized voter base and at least one candidate in the district with a sophisticated organization and substantial name recognition, according to McCrary.
Romney has built substantial national name recognition by running for president twice.
"A lot of people" isn't the only way Trump sources dubious statements there was the "substantial guy" named Jim who told Trump that "Paris is no longer Paris," and there was that mysterious poll that said Trump was more popular among Republicans than Abraham Lincoln.
Organized by Malcolm Daniel, the curator in charge of the Met's photography department, "Framing a Century" recounts the medium's 100 years with a succinct cavalcade of big names, substantial bodies of work and significant historical impact.
"They weren't looking for substantial or meaningful names for different developments," he said.
The Times redacted all the names, substantial sections of the e-mails and even whole e-mails.
As recently as 2013, Islington council was forced to pay substantial compensation after names, addresses and telephone numbers of 51 people who had complained about antisocial behaviour were inadvertently attached to an email and sent to the people about whom they had complained.
