Sentences with phrase «unofficial name»

Only here, the «Standing Man» at the center of the narrative is a woman (which means it's time to think of a new unofficial name for the trilogy).

That's giving the scientists on the Mars Exploration Rover mission an unprecedented opportunity to put unofficial names on the map of another planet.

Another, called Uwingu, promotes gimmicky campaigns — such as selling unofficial naming rights to martian craters — in order to raise money for space research.

Their unofficial names have been «green soup», «orange soup» and «purple soup», and you can no doubt guess which vegetables contributed to these colours.

There is an unofficial name of this stroller provided by the company.

These unofficial names rarely appear in publications, except sometimes in field studies of primates.

It's officially called electroconvulsive therapy, or ECT — better known by its unofficial name, shock therapy.

The «Triumph TR3B» is an unofficial name given to the final version of the TR3, which was produced in 1962.

«ePib» is the unofficial name of the NOOK Kids format.

«Kitten Season» is the unofficial name for the mating season for cats and is generally assumed to last between the months of March and November;

You might see the Husky Lab mix referred to as the Siberian Retriever, too, which is the unofficial name of this mixed breed dog.

«Panthurette» is an unofficial name used for convenience.

Despite the name, the Powder Highway isn't a highway at all, but the unofficial name given to the region of southern British Columbia located on and between the Rocky Mountains and Columbia Mountains that is home to roughly 30 ski - related destinations ranging from traditional Nordic - style mountains, heli - and cat - skiing operators, and backcountry lodges.

Now that the last LEGO Dimensions packs are out for «series 1» (unofficial name), we wait anxiously for the new packs to be announced in a few weeks.

«I think the unofficial name for the show should be Driving, Sleeping, Screwing, Reading.

The International Exhibition of Modern Art, better known as The Armory Show, held at the 69th Regiment Armory on Lexington Avenue at East 25th Street in Manhattan, giving the show its unofficial name, comprised more than 1,200 works of art by American and European artists.

This anagram is the unofficial name for a new law that came into force across Canada on July 1, 2014.

The unofficial name was Firecracker Day, for obvious reasons.