Sentence examples for website of the same name from inspiring English sources
It was followed by a website of the same name and a variety of other memes.
The website of the same name is in fact registered to Amazon Europe Holding Technologies SCS, a company in Luxembourg.
In 1993 Aung Zaw launched Irrawady, a fortnightly magazine that has now been replaced by a website of the same name.
Confusingly, Amazon's UK business is called Amazon.co.uk Limited even though it does not own or operate the website of the same name.
Every solar-powered household will want a copy of "Worldchanging", a monumental guide to the green lifestyle in every particular from clothes to corporate governance, derived from the popular website of the same name.
The government of Israel is hoping enough people will agree with Mrs Alexarkin to have voted for the Dead Sea to be one of the "New 7 Wonders of Nature" when the results of an international contest run by a website of the same name are announced this morning.
Gibson built a wellness empire, which included a mobile phone app called The Whole Pantry and a website and recipe book of the same name, on the back of claims she cured terminal brain cancer through diet and lifestyle alone.
Gibson's wellness empire, which included a mobile phone app called The Whole Pantry and a website and recipe book of the same name, began to fall apart last year when it was revealed that thousands of dollars promised to charities off the back of money raised through her success did not materialise and that she did not actually have cancer.
Beth now operates a website KarasOnCrime and hosts a podcast of the same name.
The US actor, 39, is attached to Andrew Sodroski's film adaptation of Ben Sanders' upcoming novel of the same name, film website Deadline has revealed.
Dubbed The Ed Hunter Tour, it tied in with the band's newly released greatest hits collection, Ed Hunter, whose track listing was decided by a poll on the group's website, and also contained a computer game of the same name starring the band's mascot.
