Sentence examples for the name implies that from inspiring English sources
But as the name implies, that organization is as much about who is wearing the uniform – and they do wear skimpy underwear – than what they are doing with the football.
As the name implies, that means it's the part of the sales process where you move from simple contact to making a proposal, offering a price, and ideally closing the deal and getting a signature on the proverbial dotted line.
The name implies that the search engine provides access to vast amounts of information.
The name implies that Mr. Gordon is both a hippie and a homosexual, and he earned it for the sin of having been born in California.
(The name implies that if these are Smart Folders, then existing folders must be stupid ones).The idea of establishing relationships between pieces of information, to allow connections to be made and results to be retrieved, is not new.
Disclosed on Wednesday as part of the orchestra's announcement of its 2013-14 programming, the biennial will be a 10-day festival (every two years, as the name implies) that Philharmonic officials describe as a "veritable playground of new and recent music from around the world".
This continuous series of tubules constitutes the archinephros, the name implying that the kidney of the ancestral vertebrate had some such form as this.
Joseph Aspdin patented the first true artificial cement, which he called Portland Cement, in 1824; the name implied that it was of the same high quality as Portland stone.
For example, a law firm located in Denver could not be named "Denver Legal Clinic" because that name implies that the firm is actually a public legal aid agency.
"I think it's dangerous for any Jewish congregation to call itself 'the National Synagogue' because that name implies that it represents the Jewish community either of Washington or the United States or both," said Rabbi Fred N. Reiner of Temple Sinai, a Reform congregation in Northwest Washington.
Metaflex, as the name implies, solves that problem.
