More than any other product, the automobile has been conceived and named to evoke the future.
In 1994 Pouletty formed his third biotech startup and named it DrugAbuse Sciences (DAS).
When he died, she ordered a replica from the same breeder and named him Pharaoh.
Craig Conroy was plucked from the ice and named Special Assistant to the General Manager.
Orix bought the down-and-out Kobe baseball team and named it the Orix Blue Wave.
Glenelg was identified and named on Mars four weeks before Jake was even seen.
Over the summer, she had been elected to Parliament and named minister of culture.
But South African selectors relaxed their qualification rules last month and named him in both events.
The following year, BGI founded a cognitive genomics unit and named Mr. Zhao as its director.
He raised the most money among the candidates and named Dole his campaign chairwoman.
After her twenty-one year administration, Jamison retired and named choreographer Robert Battle as her successor.
It was discovered in the 1970s and named for its apparent ability to eradicate tumors in mice.
Kuti describes Afrobeat, the music that his father created and named, as the sound that raised him.
Nokia 6630 Charlie, the illegitimate child between the 6600 and 3660 was released and named the 6630.
Police quickly focused on John Sloan and named him a person of interest in his wife's disappearance.
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Three years later he sold out and named his new business Minor, in a nod to his youth.
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And in 2005, Microsoft acquired Groove Networks and named its founder, Ray Ozzie, as its chief technical officer.
The DfE dismissed the survey as non-scientific and named several private nursery providers who it said supported its plans.
Coach on Thursday appointed him president of the company and chief commercial officer, and named him to the board.
They contacted the Scottish SPCA, which rescued the snake and named her Lulu.
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, was first described and named by the South African psychiatrist Norman Rosenthal in 1984.
This identified nine key enabling components and named 36 makers who between them accounted for virtually all production worldwide.
The 42-year-old led Juventus to two wins and named permanent coach in June.
They housed their wealth in trusts, many of them in the Bahamas, and named Penny and her 12 cousins beneficiaries.
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In 1718, the city of New Orleans was founded and named in honor of the Duke of Orleans of France.
It has been created at the town's Helena Thompson Museum using roses specially cultivated and named after the policeman.
So Lewis fired his childhood pal, Dakan, sending him off to write a Heroes comic book, and named himself chief executive in early 2003.
More recently, JPMorgan Chase formed an international committee and named a longtime Jamie Dimon confidante, Heidi Miller, as its first president.
The publication has run all its tests, kicked the phone's tires, and named the Android-powered Galaxy S4 its top rated smartphone.
The company also announced that it has decided to split the CEO and chairman positions, and named Dan Schulman as non-executive chairman.
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