Examples of 'was given a name' in a sentence
Meaning of "was given a name"
Received an official title, label, or identification, often in a formal or public manner
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was given a name
Each was given a name corresponding to its demeanor.
Each of the turtles was given a name.
Each year was given a name instead of a number.
Her mother had left before At was given a name.
I was given a name and told when to expect him.
Just like any other baby He was given a name.
He was given a name that is above all names.
Only one of her brothers was given a name and he was called Spud.
One was given a name according to the place in which he stood.
It also came out around the same time that AIDS was given a name.
It was given a name and a cause.
Product designers were familiar with the IKEA effect long before it was given a name.
I was given a name.
Project Ayla from Heesen Yachts was given a name.
The act was given a name after the Jewish martyrdom during World War II.
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This crater was identified as Langrenus D until it was given a name by the IAU.
This microbe was given a name that describes its most characteristic visible symptom, white patches.
Here, he became an international celebrity, and he was given a name to reflect his state.
The school was given a name reflecting its function, the Catholic University School.
Goddess of the ninth day, on which the newborn child was given a name.
Upon graduation, I was given a name of a man.
A three-month old polar bear cub from the Berlin Zoo finally was given a name.
This medium was given a name - the ether.
Then, just before the day arrived, the boy was given a name.
It was given a name almost as strange as its properties -- a Bose-Einstein condensate.
Carbonated drinks were considered healthful, so the Waco drink was given a name that sounded medicinal.
I also was given a name - Moses.
It was just a job . I was given a name.
It was given a name Wyżeł Polish, " pointer.
Last month, it was given a name - Portal.
This crater was identified as Langrenus D until it was given a name by the IAU in 1976.
Soon the condition was given a name in France, “ mad bee disease . ”.
Inaugurated in 2002, the aquarium was given a name from the Okinawan decided by referendum.
