These new cities were usually named for the king or the dynasty.
Bitters are usually named according to the ingredient giving the predominant flavour, such as orange bitters and peach bitters.
EPOCHS and -isms are usually named after monarchs, prime ministers and the occasional chancellor of the exchequer, not home secretaries from fag-end governments.
However, instead of adding the suffix -ol as in the case of alcohols, thiols are usually named by adding the suffix -thiol.
The passes with the muleta are usually named after the matadors who invented them, such as the manoletina, the arrucina, and the dosantina, named after Manolete, Carlos Arruza, and Manolo Dos Santos, respectively.
The act also created new administrative counties, which sometimes had different boundaries than the historic counties after which they were usually named, and created about 60 county boroughs, cities that were given county powers to better provide local government services.
His novels are usually named after country houses because these are the locations where he gathers representatives of particular beliefs or fashions (or beliefs that are merely fashions) and forces them into each other's company.
In this programme, five dancers carry the spare, internally focused qualities of his choreography in two pieces, Weight x 3, and 5 (his work is usually named by number only, Weight x 3 being the exception).
Michael A. Cardozo, the city's corporation counsel, said that in class action securities suits, the investors who could show that they lost the most were usually named the lead plaintiffs.
Base stocks are usually named according to their viscosity.
