Sentence examples for ubiquitous name from inspiring English sources

But what if you have a more ubiquitous name, like Sean Parker or Jason Johnson?

Whole-house solutions, like the Dish Hopper that also includes a SlingBox, are becoming the next best thing and TiVo, the once ubiquitous name in DVRs, doesn't have a legitimate option.

"Doug Loves Movies" fans came in droves to the show, as evidenced by the Austin crowd's ubiquitous name tags popular with the show's Los Angeles attendees.

Donavan started Zen Festival at the Central Florida Fairgrounds in 1995 and that ubiquitous name, Rabbit in the Moon, was one of the headliners.

The tag itself appears to be rather "open source" at times, with only insiders able to keep track of the distinct hand styles forming the ubiquitous name on thousands of surfaces.

At the end of the song, he fantasizes fleeing into outer space, then confesses that he'll miss drinking Starbucks coffee, though the lyrics don't mention that ubiquitous brand name.

That makes the iPod touch the last device standing with the once ubiquitous iPod name.

The most visible instance of this was the launch of Color, an ubiquitous noun/verb name picked by Bill Nguyen and Peter Pham for their photosharing app with a hefty $41 million in funding.

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Dr. Andreas Albrecht, a cosmologist at the University of California in Davis, and his colleague, Constantinos Skordis, have published a paper showing that a ubiquitous energy named quintessence could inflate the known universe like a balloon.

The site carries selected items from smaller brands like the British companies Pink-Ice (wear the pin shaped like a butterfly on your belly button, $85.37) and Kitsch (Bruce Lee T-shirt, $22.76) as well as ubiquitous fashion names like J. Crew and Polo.