Sentence examples for taking its name from inspiring English sources
Though it is taking its name from the main food market in Palermo, Sicily, the food will be from Puglia and Sardinia, the specialties of the chef, Giovanni Tenace, who is Puglian.
Though it is taking its name from the main food market in Palermo, Sicily, the food will be from Apulia and Sardinia, the specialties of the chef, Giovanni Tenace.
The movement calls itself US Uncut, taking its name from the movement it was inspired by in the UK.
An 11 story luxury apartment complex, 1600 VINE, sits there now, taking its name from the address it shares with the iconic movie-land gathering spot.
On July 4, 1879, the settlement of Independence was established just west of the pass, taking its name from the Independence Day holiday, and soon lending it to the pass among other natural features in the area.
Ghubril's wayfinding mission soon turned into Zawarib, a company taking its name from the Arabic word for narrow alleyways.
It takes its name from its major clientele.
It takes its name from a local school district.
It took its name to make the point.
It takes its name from Pershing Square, one of the least-used addresses in New York.
It takes its name from the article on fraud in the criminal code.
