Sentences with phrase «alliterative names»

(I can only assume those delightfully alliterative names will make their way into a musical number.

Writers Alan J. Schoolcraft and Brent Simons get the details right — like the alliterative names from Superman's history [Roxanne Ritchie for Lois Lane; Megamind for Lex Luthor — though he's really more like Brainiac; even giving the archetypal superhero the alliterative name Metro Man], or the idea that a superhero as invincible as Metro Man must have a weakness.

Alliterative names tend to roll off the tongue in poetic fashion.

I'm usually a fan of alliterative names, but Tennessee's parents seem to have gone slightly too literal in the whole «meaningful» names department.

Or this one: a 2013 piece by Andrew Brischler with an unprintably alliterative name and a boldly colorful canvas featuring six vertical stripes.

Not exact matches

BTW, my chosen name is more of an alliterative play on words, like» sleeplessinseattle»... not meant to convey gender

Blissful Basil was originally the name that we came up with for this blog because it was a bit catchy and alliterative.

Each of the designs features a letter from the alphabet, a vibrant monochromatic portrait of an alliterative animal, and the name of the animal printed from a wearer's - eye angle.

Global brands choose alliterative headlines, brand names and products.

For instance, «Dunkin Donuts», the retailer brand name is alliterative and this sort of similarity in sound in linked words is really attractive.

Booker Prize winner John Banville was too high and mighty to put his actual name on a humble crime novel, so he chose the alliterative pseudonym Benjamin Black.

Specifically, the game features region settings similar to the first game, including its alliterative level names, but its goofy humor is more akin to more recent games.

Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th President of the United States, went by his middle name; perhaps he thought Stephen Cleveland was a tad too alliterative.