Examples of 'taking the name' in a sentence
Meaning of "taking the name"
taking the name: This phrase refers to the act of mentioning someone's name or addressing someone by their name in a conversation or interaction. It is often used when recounting a story or describing a situation where someone's name was brought up or used.
How to use "taking the name" in a sentence
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taking the name
You bluff taking the name of offerings.
I would have liked a little bit about his life after taking the name.
You are taking the name down already.
This was a traditional hotel before taking the name Slate.
I was taking the name to have a double meaning.
Another prefers taking the name.
Taking the name of science in vain.
This will stop by the taking the name of the god.
Taking the name of a foolish.
Thought of taking the name of God.
Taking the name to pieces.
The village is gradually taking the name of a satellite village in Rimavská Sobota.
Taking the name of the Lord in vain can have various meanings.
A man was struck dead for taking the name of the Lord in vain.
By taking the name of destiny.
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These comrades have now formed an association unfortunately taking the name of Onorato Damen.
Doing so is taking the name of Christ in vain.
There have been four different characters taking the name Papa Emeritus.
He is taking the name of Benedict XV.
But I spared you and Dad shame taking the name of my mother.
While taking the name of iTest, it became a fully independent company.
The Hindu sastras enjoin taking the name of God all the time.
By taking the name “ nationalist ” they insinuate that the other parties favor foreign interests.
His son Ochus acceded to the throne taking the name Artaxerxes III.
Hopefully taking the name of the LORD in vain, is better understood.
Trevor reawakens thirty years later as a vampire, taking the name engraved on the coffin.
First that Jesus is taking the name God gave Moses and applying it to Himself.
Spark laid out a village around the church, taking the name of the church.
And, taking the name of God in vain is a very serious sin.
Akansha: you are a liar and you can lie by taking the name of god.
Taking the name of his predecessor as a sign of continuity, he became Plus XII.
Some taxonomic authorities consider both species to be conspecific, together taking the name russet-throated puffbird.
In either case, taking the name of another was an aspect of joining the Empire.
He was widowed young and retired to a monastery, taking the name of Arsen.
Taking the name Bloodshot, he begins the process of piecing together who he was.
She became a nun, taking the name of Parascheva.
Stunned by such a sight, Placido decided to be baptized taking the name Eustachio.
You and your girlfriend are taking the name James Woods off the high school?
Three years after becoming a monk he was ordained a Deacon, taking the name Nectarios.
After joining the Thunderbolts, and taking the name Amazon, she appeared in Thunderbolts vol.
He converted to Catholicism, being fully accepted at age twenty four, taking the name Joseph.
The third commandment, taking the name of God in vain.
He had begun his noviciate in Vienna and entered the order, taking the name Petar.
Antonia became a nun, taking the name Sister Beatrice.
He began running with a graffiti crew called the Ex-Vandals, taking the name Kool Herc.
Taking the name Benedict, only further highlighted the importance of St. Benedict for our age.
Constantine entered a monastery in Rome, taking the name Cyril, by which he is now remembered.
Before taking the name Masood, he was known as Adrian Elms.
It seems the village had been named Laoderus before taking the name Saint-Privé.
Adrian Toomes, taking the name Vulture, broke in wearing a winged suit and kidnapped Norman.
