Sentences with phrase «distinctive name»

Because our company is Mayan owned and locally operated we decided it would be best to embrace our culture and take a more distinctive name where there can be no confusion.

More distinctive names have a better chance of passing a trademark filing.

I take it that the sex - distinctive names of the parties involved will still be allowed, so that it should not be too difficult to tell the mother from the father, or at least the female from the male.

Bluebell is a very distinctive name but when it comes to names that stand out, you want it to stand out for the right reasons.

At introduction, exterior paint carried distinctive names including Anti-Establish Mint, Hulla Blue, Original Cinnamon, Freudian Gilt, Thanks Vermillion — along with more pedestrian names, including Black Jade, Champagne Gold, Gulfstream Aqua, Meadowlark Yellow, Brittany Blue, Lime Gold, Dresden Blue, Raven Black, Wimbledon White, and Candyapple Red.

Short distinctive names are favoured and help when detailed information needs to be communicated with hundreds of different bases, ships and coastal areas.

The term came to be the distinctive name of the Egyptian Christian minority.

The local church bears a distinctive name to indicate, even in eases where one family rules the parish, that the congregation is not synonymous with a particular bond of flesh.

Such a moment ought to have a distinctive name; let us call it the Fullness of Time.

It is a powerful and distinctive name.

Cosima is an elegant and distinctive name that means, «order and beauty,» which may be why the British elite chose it so often.

Naming your daughter Calla will give her a distinctive name that sets her apart but doesn't call unwanted attention with a crazy name to spell or weird intonation.

Anywho, Waverly is a cool, distinctive name that can be easily pronounced but is still quite unusual.

Actor Heath Ledger's tragic death has cast a pall over this otherwise pleasant and distinctive name.

Europeans discovered the nebula in the 1700s, and it earned its distinctive name from a drawing made around 1844 by the Earl of Rosse.

I did want Zeke and Verona to have distinctive names and, at the same time, ones you could easily pronounce.

Actually, another breed, the Jack Russell Terrier, was also developed from the original Fox Terrier but because of its distinctive name it's not lumped into the Fox Terrier «breed».

The story of Murasaki Baby sees the lead character that is abstractly referred to as Baby rather than a distinctive name; being lost in a nightmarish world full of her worst fears as she explores various moods in an attempt to find a way back into the safety and comfort of her mother's arms.

It takes its distinctive name, meaning «Do No Evil», from the lesser known fourth monkey of «the Three Wise Monkeys» — See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil.

netdr, Perhaps it would be better to either ignore my little shadow or at least to make sure it gets a distinctive name?

Electrolytes are made of different materials, and they are what usually give fuel cells their distinctive names.

And thumb is the sort of distinctive name I'd hope for the toes.

In this case there was clear evidence that by merely registering the claimants» distinctive names, the defendants had made a false representation of association with and ownership of goodwill in the names, with the intention of threatening dishonest use and disposal, which constituted passing off and a threat to pass off.