Sentence examples for which they name from inspiring English sources

Edward bites it out of her, turning her into a vampire, and saving the spawn, which they name Renesmee (seriously).

The barge, which they name the Arkady, is the motor of the book, heavy with symbolism and associations.

Things gets worse when the stump, which they name Otik ("After my grandfather," Karel stammers), comes to life and begins eating everything put before it -- this embodiment of the unchecked appetite is another of Mr. Svankmajer's spankings of the self-absorbed middle class.

At first, the dog, which they name Batka, is an ideal new member of the family: intelligent, devoted, and quickly befriending the couple's assortment of other animals.

The most notorious example is an effort by R.J. Reynolds to target gay and homeless people in San Francisco, which they name "subculture urban marketing," or Project SCUM.

The group members quickly finish the novel, which they name The Troll Twins of Underbridge Academy, and meet up with a book publishing executive for TweenLit Inc. at a book fair.

Hubbard and Kelley have also started to build an empire, leading to their own publishing company, Tree Vibez Music; a popular bar in downtown Nashville, FGL House; an event space called meet+greet; their own whiskey, Old Camp, which they name-drop in songs; and Kelley and his wife's clothing line, Tribe Kelley.

Found a rich quarry which they named Caldwell-Day quarry.

His group has built a self-supporting pavilion, which they named Bloom (right).

The first, which they named Helios, was measured at 375 feet.

And their 90,000-square-foot dream home, which they named Versailles, sits unfinished.