Sentence examples for tenderloin name from inspiring English sources

But Ashley Gonzalez, a spokeswoman for the group, said the Tenderloin name change would be "reflective of the philosophies" of San Francisco's famously liberal locals.

This area was part of the old 29th precinct, which ran from 14th to 52nd Sts and from 4th to 7th Avenues and was the original Tenderloin so named by Captain (later inspector) Alexander S. Williams.

A Meaty Past There are many stories about how the Tenderloin got its name, but one of the most popular suggests that police officers were once paid more to work there, and were thus able to afford the tender cut of meat.

Not far away, on Ellis Street, the group got a glimpse of a project bearing the tongue-in-cheek name Tenderloin National Forest.

Despite its name, Code Tenderloin does not teach computer programming.

Tenderloin basket by M. Make it your name and restaurant name.

Mr. Shaw added that he had said as much to PETA in an e-mail this week, mentioning that the neighborhood's official name was the Uptown Tenderloin, something recognized in the area's recent listing on the National Register of Historic Places.

Tenderloin isn't just a geographical name — it's a way of living".

SAN FRANCISCO — It may never make it on the political menu, but the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is urging city leaders in San Francisco to change the name of its legendarily gritty Tenderloin to something with decidedly less gristle.

As its name both suggests and supports, the tenderloin of any animal, be it beef, lamb, poultry or pork, has the same quality.

More gluttony: the pork tenderloin sandwich, which has spawned best-in-state competitions and the cleverly named Des Loines blog.