Sentence examples for use a different name from inspiring English sources

Depression, the clinical condition, could really use a different name.

The way I see it is if we're not going to come to any sort of conclusion about who owns the rights to Kylie, we're going to need one of them to use a different name.

The tale was picked up by publisher Faber; Catherine Storr had intended to use a different name in the published version, rather than her daughter's, but Faber persuaded her to go with Clever Polly.

If Codex adopts a standard that requires kimchi products to undergo fermentation, many current Japanese food products sold as kimchi could be required to use a different name, providing a big market opportunity for Korean exporters.

People often use a different name to the one they were born with and surnames can be spelt in unexpected and inconsistent ways (see surnames and one-name studies, page 73).

Not only will it use a different name in each country — in Thailand it will be called "Get" — it has hired local 'founder' teams who will be responsible for service offerings and other local business aspects.

"People sometimes do try to track us down through Twitter or Facebook," one worker who used a different name told the Guardian.

But Arthur uses a different name.

"I just wish he would have used a different name," he said.

Mr. Padah, in Yobe, used a different name for the militants, Yusufia, a variation of a Muslim name.

"Do you have children who might be using a different name online?" I already knew she had two teenagers.