1. She's my namesake but we're not related.

2. Unlike his more famous namesake, this Bill Clinton has little interest in politics.

3. Like his famous namesake, young Washington had a brave, adventurous spirit.

4. As his namesake he is tolerant, prudent and generous.

5. Peters, like his familial namesake, was a hoper.

6. But hardly for his present namesake.

7. Mr Coleman is as diffident as his television namesake, at the microphone, is garrulous.

8. Modelled on its Princeton namesake, it is funded mainly by the state of Berlin.

9. His grandson is his namesake.

10. He is putting together a four-man team, including his son and namesake Tony 0'Reilly Jnr.

11. Notre-Dame Cathedral in Senlis is less famous than its namesake in Paris.

12. With his bared teeth and long, drawn face, Gao Ma looked just like his namesake, ma, the horse.

13. There had been fears about his position after he met namesake Albert Reynolds, the Eire Premier, a few weeks ago.

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14. The Eden Valley is a blessed place, like its namesake.

15. References to Charles's physical resemblance to his grandfather and namesake can be taken seriously.

16. Snake is a notorious bank robber who, unlike his reptilian namesake, is far from sneaky or subtle.

17. Indeed, in political terms Die-hard conservatism proved to be even less relevant than its pre-war namesake.

18. Photo Gallery: Great White Sharks So called because of the tiger-like stripes on juveniles, the tiger shark is, like its terrestrial namesake, a voracious hunter.

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

20. In 1938 they pooled $ 538 to find their namesake Hewlett - Packard in a rented garage.

21. The college boasts alumni like author Jonathan Swift and philosopher George Berkeley, the namesake of what is now the University of California - Berkeley.

22. He is putting together a four-man team, including his son and namesake Tony o'Reilly Jnr.

23. The resulting collisions above the Great Plains churn up "Tornado Alley's" namesake storms.

24. Wines made from certain grapes will adopt the name of the grape as the namesake.

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

26. Mr. Booth said he is nervous about stepping into the public with the grant namesake school.

27. We had a Field Guide to Birds, a legendary jazz pianist and a smattering of city streets in honor of our namesake.

28. This badge was placed on the vehicle's upper left glacis armor. The fasces-emblem and namesake of the Fascist Party -consisted of an ax wrapped with rods.

29. Gene Amdahl, a computer architect and IBM fellow, developed computer architectures at IBM, his namesake venture, Amdahl Corporation, and others.

30. The perpetually peppy Mizrahi not only continues to design his peppy namesake line while preparing to unveil his debut collection for Liz Claiborne (orange!

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31. The current US president Barack Obama's namesake is an orange-colored lichen.

32. I often get letters that addressed to my namesake David.

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

34. He is my namesake.

35. TO the north of Baku Boulevard, the namesake promenade that separates the capital of Azerbaijan from its Caspian Sea waterfront, stands the Maiden Tower.

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

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

38. My mother, born Juliana Ossorguine, is her direct descendant and namesake.

39. Winston churchill has been almost as versatile as his English namesake.

40. Home to more than 20 varieties of cactus—including its namesake, the organ pipe—Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument lies between the Ajo Mountains of Arizona and the Mexico border.

41. 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.

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43. Vodafone's well publicized Portuguese headquarters is located on Avenida da Boavista in Porto (Oporto), the namesake of Port wine and Portugal's second global city after Lisbon.

44. Despite his enduring fame and violent nickname, Machine Gun Kelly never killed anyone, and he was never known to fire his namesake tommy gun (a gift from his wife) at anything but tin cans.

45. Its namesake brand was the top-selling luxury auto marque in the U.S. in November, overtaking Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz in year-to-date deliveries.

46. The incident allowed Yang s teammate and namesake to win the silver medal.

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

48. After Marco Polo establishes his namesake effect, he does NOT have to psych out each individual writer after himself.

49. Amelia Earhart seemed so brave and gay, her smile so cheerful and fearless, in the one picture in the little encyclopedia entry I found of her, that only she could be my namesake.

50. On the 100th anniversary of the original voyage, a modern luxury liner christened "Titanic 2, " follows the path of its namesake.

51. To the west of Enif, half way to the star Altair in the constellation Aquila, is Delphinus the Dolphin — one of the few constellations which actually resembles its namesake.

52. She is my namesake.