namesake

And yet he could also coldly disown anyone who sided with his wife, Catherine, when they separated, including his namesake son.

He could picture his grandmother placing flowers on top of his namesake's grave, a few tears in her eyes even after all these years.

But at this point Iceland seems, if anything, to be doing better than its near-namesake.

Nicholas Kerensky chose this seemingly brutish animal as the namesake for one of his Clans for more than its physical prowess.

Zurich, at the northern tip of its namesake lake, is of course a metropolis and one of the country's major cultural centers.

His namesake, his great-uncle Anthony, was an alcoholic who made a small fortune smuggling Canadian whisky during Prohibition.

Determined expeditions uncovered nothing, and it would seem the "African unicorn" was just as mythical as its namesake.

Sander did not respond to repeated requests for comment and her namesake company declined to comment.

This housing development on the outskirts of the city of Chongqing bears only passing resemblance to its Scottish namesake.

The up-to-three-inch-long (about seven-centimeter-long) leech has large teeth, like its dinosaur namesake Tyrannosaurus rex.

I suppose that is why he came to me when he went broke, that and the fact that he was a namesake of mine.

Was it possible that the reefs of the Phoenix Islands, like their mythical namesake, were rising from the ashes of a terrible warming?

Like its namesake in daily life, this Chaos was an un-ordered, un-anything, not quite imaginable, shapeless state.

This "currency war, " although far different from its military namesake, has equally significant implications for free-market global trade.

Still, some investors have called for the company to sell its namesake division.

This, of course, was not Beatle John Lennon but his namesake paternal grandfather, more commonly known as Jack, born in 1855.

Mr. Kim's body was wrapped in red cloth and surrounded by blossoms of his namesake flowers, red 'kimjongilia. '

Like its mythological namesake, the nebula is associated with a dramatic transformation.

Its British business (its biggest) went into administration on June 23rd, having been gutted as fatally as its legendary namesake.

Christo, my namesake and late Great Uncle, had a generosity of spirit and passionate interest in other people that knew no bounds.

Over the past year, it strayed from its "everyday low prices" slogan, the bedrock philosophy of founder and namesake Sam Walton.

On the second floor, in a discreet corner by the stairs, lay what remains of the area's namesake, the Akiba Shrine, in a box.

"The Namesake" is a moving study of the human side of immigration.

Martina Hingis charms the fans and reminds them of her namesake.

When I was serving as a chief master sergeant at Barksdale Air Force Base in Bossier City, La. , my son and namesake was also serving there.

A sawfish stretches its namesake snout across the floor of the Gulf of Mexico.

IT MAY not stir up international outrage like its semi-namesake WikiLeaks, but Wikipedia sparks debate.

Mr. Lagerfeld's namesake brand also relies heavily on the traditional model of licensing for items like menswear, eyeglasses and fragrance.

And the little boy wrapped his arms around his namesake, which means someone who has the same name as yourself, and stroked his soft fur.

Ithaca does not fit its description: Homer's Ithaca " lies low" , but its modern namesake is hilly.

Potash is the world's largest supplier of the namesake fertilizer, a key plant nutrient that increases the yield of agricultural land.

His namesake apple, the Fowler apple, is still cultivated.

There is a financial "third way" , which has all the intellectual clarity of its political namesake.

an iron fist in a velvet glove, " says designer Tu-Anh, co-founder and namesake of accessories line Tu-Anh. "

"The Namesake" is worth watching for many reasons. It is a compelling study of personal identity.

Scientists are unsure what purpose their namesake horns serve, but it is likely they aid in camouflage, resembling leaf stems in the wild.

Essentially, a pipe works like its namesake: it connects two processes so that the output of one can be used as the input to the other.

I often get letters that are addressed to my namesake down the street.

During the second quarter, sales in China of Coke's namesake brand jumped 24 per cent from the same period a year ago.

You stare, and you realize that the cloud of snow swirls around your namesake, the legendary ghost bear.

Rare rains wash the loose yellow soil down gullies to the river, tinting the water its namesake color.

There was a fellow here last year, oddly enough a namesake of mine , who was the best bridge player I ever met.

Sharks So called because of the tiger- like stripes on juveniles , the tiger shark is , like its terrestrial namesake , a voracious hunter .

i often get the letter that are addressed to my namesake down the street.

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has been circumnavigating its namesake planet since early 2006.

Bryan Berg took 44 days and 218792 cards to create a replica of the Venetian Macau, which is on display in its namesake luxury hotel.

That is the insistence of the 23-year-old Brazilian's namesake and famous father, 56-year-old triple world champion Nelson Piquet Snr.

Say not, brethren, brothers, who is the namesake, brother as his brother like tiger, Wolf turned on the malicious three points.

Like its namesake, mad cow disease, it is incurable [1, 2, 3].

No, grandma doesn't have a computer, but yes, he can take along his namesake Thomas the Tank Engine.

And daybreak, yes please gotta find me her namesake

There was a fellow here last year, oddly enough a namesake of mine,