Sentences with phrase «even formal name»

We need to address the impulse to use a «dignified,» even formal name while recognizing the practical realities when naming a pet.

First of all, there isn't even a formal name for the category.

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Ask for it by its formal name and you'll never find it, but mention Leonore's and you'll get a wide grin and directions, or maybe even a ride.

The evening's formal seated dinner will be followed by an entertaining awards ceremony, culminating in the presentation of The John Harney Lifetime Achievement Award, formerly named the Cha Jing Lifetime Achievement Award.

After an evening of rolling speeches from Gov. David Paterson, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D - N.Y.) and City Comptroller John Liu (whose name Rangel mangled from the stage) the congressman finally gave his formal nomination acceptance speech just after 11:30 p.m.

Larger Pacific Striped octopus; image courtesy of Richard Ross Of the hundreds of known octopus species, most are anti-social, practice safe sex (to avoid getting eaten by a mate) and lay just one clutch of eggs before dying.The poorly understood larger Pacific striped octopus, however, seems to break from these conventions: They are somewhat social, they mate face - to - face, and the females produce multiple batches of offspring.The octopus is so rare that science has yet to even give it a formal Latin name.

It took until earlier this year before the asteroid even qualified to be given a formal name.

You can't just call her»Em ma» forever, because a) that's frightfully formal and b) chances are that's not even her name.

Even though you didn't say so, I guess that someone in the heirarchy wouldn't let you submit it for formal publication with the agency name on it.

The fact that the child share's your last name and that you are actively involved enough in the child's life to make it seem unlikely that this could be established even if a proceeding was brought, and in the absence of a formal termination of parental rights proceeding, you would not normally have your legal status as a parent terminated.

While Aboriginal rights are regarded as communal, the formal legal status even of Aboriginal bands is not clearly defined in Canadian law: bands may not be able to sue or be sued in their own names or limit financial liability for debts to communal assets.

Even though King of Prussia is not the formal name of the area, both the Post Office and emergency vehicles carry the name and it's the de facto form used locally.

While those informal styles of greeting are fine for casual emails to friends or even for more formal emails you might send out to groups of people, in a professional letter you'll need to use a personal salutation, one with either a first and / or last name («Dear Mr. Doe») or a job title («Dear Hiring Manager»).

It still looks formal even without the addressee's first name, right?