1 She wants to be known as a singer rather than as a sex symbol.

2 This design came to be known as the Oriental style.

3 She wants to be known as a workhorse and not a clothes horse.

4 The monarch would nevertheless continue to be known as King, regardless of gender.

5 The ramp begins to be known as the cheese grater.

6 The pilot scheme will be known as Staples Office Superstores.

7 And Sculley was determined to be known as the architect of that vision.

8 Originally the depot was to be known as Kirby Hall, in recognition of its dual role as an exhibition hall.

9 The new unitary authorities there will be known as county councils.

10 This procedure came to be known as the legislative veto.

11 The invention came to be known as Jacquard loom.

12 It used to be known as Decoration Day.

13 The condition's come to be known as Goldfield Syndrome.

14 The invention came to be known as the Jacquard loom.

15 The bill also refers to a new channel, to be known as channel 5.

16 C., with their infant daughter, Constancia, who came to be known as Dinky.

17 His name was Alec Cooke, but he preferred to be known as Ace Cool.

18 This was due not only to economies of scale but also to what came to be known as the experience curve.

19 Perhaps I should have turned back but I didn't want to be known as a quitter and a coward.

20 Day care facilities for the mentally handicapped include what used to be known as adult training centres.

21 The committee urged a ban on cameras, expressed in a recommendation that came to be known as Canon 35.

22 It originated from the crossing of Shorthorns with the local Mancelle from 1830 and it used to be known as the Durham-Mancelle.

23 The height of the cold war was also the period which has come to be known as the golden age of capitalism.

24 Whether on purpose or by mistake, Kimberly was exchanged for the baby who came to be known as Arlena Twigg.

25 A solicitors' incorporated practice allowed under the Rules will be known as a recognised body.

26 We are proud to present the first quadrennial awards, to be known as Lexingtons, for outstanding contributions to primary elections.

27 A ￡16.1m dam will hold back a 2.6-mile-long artificial lake to be known as the Roadford Reservoir.

28 A major aspect of EMU is the single currency, to be known as the euro.

29 The RFI is part of an initiative to upgrade and expand the existing Army Knowledge Online intranet by transitioning to a more comprehensive approach that will be known as Defense Knowledge Online.

30 - to whom, when sickened with the praises of all other men, I could daily betake myself, and be known as the vilest of all sinners, methinks my soul might keep itself alive thereby.

31 Philadelphia may be known as home of the establishment and ethnics.

32 These features allow AFS to be known as the granddaddy of distributed file systems even after so many years of development.

33 My friend and I are beginning to be known as a twosome.

34 It's a federal holiday in the United States and used to be known as Decoration Day.

35 The fiber of bluish dogbane is thin and long, it is a kind of better new natural spin raw material,(http:///be known as.html) be known as " the king of feral fiber " .

36 Sunrise breaks in Oxford, England, home of Thomas Edward Lawrence, who came to be known as Lawrence of Arabia.

37 Although he also became a star on the silver screen with roles in Blue Hawaii and Roustabout, he will always be known as the King of Rock 'n' Roll.

38 Be known as " cork is regnal " Portuguese the cork that already had hundred years is produced history.

39 Operation Desert Storm came to be known as the Gulf War and it began with a month-long aerial bombardment.

40 Modern industry civilization created rich corporeal wealth, the nylon that invents at the beginning of this century (chemical fibber) be known as one of inventions with 20 the greatest centuries.

41 Explain what is disagreeable to you and why or forever be known as Mr. Snippy.

42 You would think Colorado would be known as the Rocky Mountain State. But its nickname is the Centennial State .

43 The development of the IP over WDM and the three models must be known as a foundation. Then, I give a load balance method as one integrated routing scheme which I participate in the school laboratory.

44 Personal unsecured loan (PUL) will be known as one of them. For the government, it is helpful for enacting right policy with researching this product.

45 Just three days before blastoff from what would later be known as the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, Gagarin was told that he was chosen for the mission.

46 You would think Colorado would be known as the Rocky Mountain State.

47 This transfer order has come to be known as a "check, " and the open book deposit account at the bank as a "demand deposit, " or "checking account."

48 " According to his sketches, the Rodian masks were at one time to fit a four-armed body, which would eventually be known as a Morseerian (his sketches call it a "Plutonian").

49 Thrush have also come to be known as song birds as they have many attractive songs.

50 Such a system would be known as a dedicated system.

51 The expectant mother expressed only one preference; that were it a girl she should be known as Jasmine, but all she hoped for was to be delivered of a healthy baby.

52 In what have come to be known as Broca's area, Wernicke's area and angular gyrus, all located in the left hemisphere of the brain.

53 You want to be known as a go-getter who gets the job done well.

54 That day, Bush, surveying the wreckage at what would soon be known as Ground Zero, was handed a bullhorn.

55 He who plots evil will be known as a schemer.

56 Thanks to 60,000 or so folks who voted on line in a poll sponsored by the zoo and New York's Daily News, the great escape artist will now be known as Mia.

57 This became the center of a religious order which came to be known as the Brethren of the Common Life.

58 It will be known as the supply chain management process logistics management.

59 Thatcherism:Mrs. Thatcher firmly believed in self-reliance and what has come to be known as privatization. Her policies are popularly referred to as Thatcherism.

60 He preferred to be known as a writer and was the author of best-selling books and a national newspaper column, in addition to his "60 Minutes" essays.

61 Thehead of the Senate shall be known as the president this individualwill be elected by a simple majority vote, the president may proposethe agenda and call the roll.

62 That speech has come to be known as the Gettysburg Address.

63 A new bride was a bit embarrassed to be known as a honeymooner.

64 I therefore mused that the ivory-billed woodpecker should henceforth be known as the cheap- Formica -billed woodpecker.

65 Laugh at work and be known as a positive achiever.

65 try its best to collect and make good sentences.

66 Along with fried chicken, corn bread and hush puppies, barbecue came to be known as a "soul food" dish.

67 We suggested that these cases should be known as miners' elbow and knee symptom-complex.

68 They seem like terribly serious versions of what has come to be known as Rube Goldberg machines.

69 Even terms such as wildlife are dismissed as insulting to the animals concerned – who should instead be known as "free-living", the academics including an Oxford professor suggest.

70 This numeric number sequence will now be known as the manufactured number.

71 She has named them Tursiops australis, although they will commonly be known as the Burrunan dolphin, an Aboriginal name meaning large sea fish of the porpoise kind.

72 As a result, they'll be known as the Lime and Bitters Lemons.

73 A creature that came to be known as archaeoraptor, with the body of the bird and the tail of a dinosaur, sent the world of palaeontology into a flutter after apparently being found in China.

74 Courts held that federal law enforcement officials had to abide by the high standards of the Constitution, and created what came to be known as the "exclusionary rule."

75 The 1860s came to be known as the Age of the Great Reforms, after tsar Alexander II (r. 1855-1881) introduced a large number of liberal reform measures into Russian society.