Sentence examples for with such name from inspiring English sources

Under Konrad's leadership, Henkel AG, founded by his grandfather Fritz Henkel in 1876, became a global powerhouse in chemicals and consumer products, with such name brands as Persil, Schwarzkopf and Fa.

(Books with such names will forever languish in the remainder aisles).

Without at least some familiarity with such names as Lionel Robbins, John Hicks and Edward Chamberlin, readers may struggle to keep up.

Mr Franco's sentences are clogged with such names; the names impede and impose and may drive some readers batty.

And Cup-bashing outfits, with such names as La Coupe est pleine (My Cup runneth over) is arranging "hen outings".

There are two or three every evening, with such names as The Undiscovered London Pub Walk, and Ghosts, Gaslight and Guinness.

They voice solid opposition to the mother's campaign, mocking her suitor with such names as "Herdenschwein" or "Herkenrath the adulterer".

Up to 3,000 houses a year were being built, luring buyers with models blessed with such names as the Monarch, the Savoy and the Windsor.

Activists in Czech groups with such names as "Defenestration" and "Change the Politicians" gleefully ousted much of the old guard in an election last year.

Institutional economics, as the term is narrowly understood, refers to a movement in American economic thought associated with such names as Thorstein Veblen, Wesley C. Mitchell, and John R. Commons.

From the late 1960s she paired up with the pianist Peter Wallfisch – their programmes, founded on the Viennese classics, bristled with such names as Reizenstein, Mátyás Seiber, Janácek, Bartók and Kenneth Leighton.