Sentence examples for surely named from inspiring English sources

Norah – surely named with a nod to Ibsen's A Doll's House – finds her bullying father now pathetic, an ageing glutton tormented by memories of childhood hunger.

'Tis in Lazy Pete's honor that Philip Musche surely named his one-handed book reading contraption, which essentially puts one of those book stands that keep pages open on a beefy handle.

Now that President Bush has proposed creating a sprawling Department of Homeland Security, he will surely name as its head Tom Ridge.

And many aspire to the formality of the White House — there are lots of wood-paneled studies and use of a pale gold that Benjamin Moore would surely name Oval Room Yellow.

And surely names as eminent as Boulez and Elliott Carter (who has a premiere in the June show) belong in the orchestra's main subscription series.

When the next negotiations arrive, football's governing body can surely name its price, knowing that the game's brand recognition depends on those four, monolithic letters.

And while everyone loved to joke that Kimye would surely name the baby either South or Easton, Kardashian was pretty clear that another directional name wasn't in the cards. .

The Picasso triggerfish I was hoping to see remained elusive, but I saw Moorish idols, orange-spine unicorn fish and one that must surely be named the Miró fish.

Lennon will surely be named in the XI to meet Andorra in McClaren's first competitive match on September 2. David Beckham explains that he had decided to give up the captaincy a while ago but the Spurs winger's liveliness after replacing him against Portugal surely prevented any change of heart.

When Wolfgang recently astounded even Bayreuth insiders by announcing that he was ready to have a new director named, surely the foundation just needed to call for applications and make a choice.

Surely a site named for Der Stürmer — a Third Reich tabloid so crude that Joseph Goebbels, in his diary, called it "simple pornography" — couldn't, in the current century, mean what it appeared to mean.