Sentence examples for widespread name from inspiring English sources

Dianne isn't really popular; she just has widespread name recognition".

Mrs. Koppell has widespread name recognition and has raised a considerable amount of money.

But while Dunkin Brandss has widespread name recognition, aiding investor demand, Wesco is not a household name.

In his Democratic opponent, Mrs. Koppell, Mr. Velella faced a political contender who had widespread name recognition in the Bronx.

In Mrs. Koppell, the senator is confronting a candidate with widespread name recognition and significant financial resources.

While Mr. Gentile is a candidate with widespread name recognition in the Council district, he is by no means the only one.

Having quickly achieved widespread name-recognition, he failed to move on from being merely a negative "anti-Hillary".

It also made it difficult for people to change their last names, a move that was designed to appease the noble class, which feared widespread name-poaching by arrivistes, Mr. Nielsen said.

Last month the policing and criminal justice minister, Nick Herbert, unveiled a white paper advocating "swift and sure" justice for less serious offences, involving widespread naming online of those convicted, more witnesses giving evidence via videolink and Sunday court sittings.

Many falcons are known locally as hawks but have other, more widespread common names—e.g., the sparrowhawk, or kestrel; the duck hawk, or peregrine falcon; and the pigeon hawk, or merlin.

Begun by Mr. Houser and friends in Athens in the early 1980's while attending the University of Georgia, Widespread Panic (named after Mr. Houser's nickname, Panic) brought a bluesy, Southern-rock sound to its improvisations, drawing frequent comparisons to the Allman Brothers, who were also from Georgia.