name-sake

With four strong women at the helm (well, five if you count Sisarina, our imaginary name-sake), our business is based on the merits of sisterhood — that is, working to promote the shared conditions, experiences, or concerns of women.

Women Grow Business » 2010 » March 2010

With four strong women at the helm (well, five if you count Sisarina, our imaginary name-sake), our business is based on the merits of sisterhood — that is, working to promote the shared conditions, experiences, or concerns of women.

Women Grow Business » 5 Steps to Creating a Sisterhood of Women Business Owners 2010

You are absolutely right, I had clean forgot about your illustrious name-sake.

Media musings 2008

This year, however, was quite more significant than those previous, for it was rumored that the name-sake of the heavenly-white ship was included in the group upon the bow.

Grant Whitney Harvey: Moonshadows: Part 1 2009

Trembling, but with celerity, she 'skimmed,' like her celebrated name-sake, the turf; and annoyed only by the shadows of the trees, which all, as first they caught her eye, seemed the precursors of the approach of Mrs. Tyrold, speedily reached the mansion: but when she came to the little door by which she meant to enter, she found it fastened.

Camilla 2008

Be sure and get a picture of that darling baby with her name-sake.

daily Hazel #90 « Adventures in Juggling 2008

Same-store sales at its name-sake store were down 8.2%, while J. J.ll same-store sales fell 6.5%.

Talbots Swings to a Loss, 2007

- I am told, that these two worthy folks died within two days of one another: on which occasion I could not help saying to myself, in the words of David over Saul and his son Jonathan, the name-sake of our worthy butler — “They were lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in their deaths they were not divided.”

Pamela 2006

Mark Lawson writes in the programme that critics and audiences alike have seen this George as a pale imitation of his name-sake, willing to sell himself to get a commission.

Sunday In The Park With George - Wyndam's Theatre, 19/08/06 annawaits 2006

Mark Lawson writes in the programme that critics and audiences alike have seen this George as a pale imitation of his name-sake, willing to sell himself to get a commission.

Archive 2006-08-01 annawaits 2006