Sentences with phrase «boring name»

An album that could just as easily bear the name of any other pop singer working the charts today.

She made donations to help build a new hall and to dedicate classrooms, one of which bears her name in recognition.

Indeed, this class of neurons now bears her name.

He comes also into the here and now, in the flesh and blood of all who bear his name.

You also get the right to have your child bear your name on the birth certificate.

The world's most famous electric car bears his name.

So it's only fitting that the best in Fishing games bears the name of the most - respected fishing brand in the world.

The county's downtown office building bears his name.

Other relatives of other opioid victims held pictures and signs bearing the names of their relatives.

We then stumbled on about five accounts which did not bear her name but had her signature.

With good reason, too, since the products bearing the name tend to be of a high standard for quality of audio, comfort and reliability.

Some cards bear the name of a travel - related company, such as an airline or hotel chain, and provide even better bonuses for purchases at that particular business.

After all, he or she will bear that name for as long as they walk the face of the earth.

But the new gallery bearing her name shows her running neck - and - neck with her local rival to become the most significant British sculptor of the last century.

Many of the city's tree - lined streets bear the names of Scottish rivers.

Many appeared to be state employees, and some showed up in groups and in mini buses bearing the names of state - provided services.

Not to mention, the relatives of the names you choose will be deeply honored for your child to also bear their name.

Since 2008, he has directed the center that will soon bear his name.

Her emotional responses to nature were consistently acclaimed and today a foundation bearing her name supports artists as well as sustaining her legacy.

The agency bears the name of our family because we are open to our clients and have nothing to hide.

The versions bearing this name were created with the specific purpose of identifying cars distinguished by technical specifications and equipment which made them sportier and more distinctive.

Instead, he designs every piece from every line bearing his name.

They wear clothing bearing the name of the sponsor, interact with the crowd, and carry driver name boards on the grid.

It is an honor indeed to have the lectures which are here set down and expanded bear his name.

My children insist that everything that comes out of my kitchen bear a name, even if that name has little or no meaning to them at the get - go.

Do you prefer your big, strong boy bear a name that means «pretty flower»?

While I appreciate the governor's suggestion that one of these new stations bear my name, his considerable support of this proposal is all the recognition I need.

The stadium bearing his name is ready to bustle again.

And fortunately, the new 6 is every bit as sharp as the car that first bore the name.

What you shouldn't forget is that your novel bears your name and is your legacy.

How cute that there's a cartoon bear named that.

While this may seem like a particularly boring name it is still a very popular one for dogs of all breeds.

It was used to establish the research lab bearing their names.

A new dive site will bear his name during the celebration.

Each figure bears a name and legend as different as the next.

She rides about the planet, telling people to get on their bike, preferably bearing a name that reminds one of the weekend.

Not all of the book which bears his name was written by him, but most of the first thirty - nine chapters were.

He soon obtained the prototype of the breed that now bears his name.

Since 1997 nearly twenty games bearing the name have been published, and the latest entry is coming to mobile.

But his latest gamble could return him to the top, securing his legacy at the company whose products bear his name.

Some cards bear the name of a travel - related company, such as an airline or hotel chain, and provide even better bonuses for purchases at that particular business.

Finally, libraries, celebrities, and book taste - makers also have awards bearing their names, often focused on a specific genre or topic reflecting their passion.

Many of them were state employees who showed up in groups and in mini buses bearing the names of state - provided services.

Each batch of wine is made from only one vineyard and bears the name of that particular vineyard.

Its first mayor was Frederick W. Heubach, and this neighbourhood straddles the south side of the park that still bears his name today.

When merchant Thomas Gledstanes purchased the building which now bears his name in 1617, it had a wooden facade and a wooden gallery above the floor — a typical house of the 16th Century.