Mind you, there are two dodgy
monikers that anyone should be proud to be called - and that's the time-honoured 'monkey' and 'duckie'.
What's in a name? Quite a lot when people keep getting it wrong
The Old Masters
moniker might be pushing it a little, but there's no doubt that many of the biggest names in fashion design were on the scene for the fall home furnishings markets and shows.
LEGENDS OF THE FALL
Palm Inc., Milpitas, Calif., has adopted a new name, palmOne Inc., following the proposed spinoff this fall of PalmSource Inc., the makers of Palm OS platform software, palmOne will be the
moniker for the company's handheld computer hardware and software solutions business, including the Zire and Tungsten brands of handhelds.
Palm becomes palmOne
It comes in 32, 64, 128 and 256MB capacities and, in keeping with the cute
moniker, is nattily designed and available in red, silver of black.
The "Easy Disk Cute" EDC-32M and friends
By putting "International" in the new
moniker, SAG again underlined its ambition to expand and enforce its jurisdiction abroad, especially as production in overseas locations continues to proliferate.
SAG signals expanded vision with new name. (Whirled Power)
Two years later, his Grade 8 class gave him the
moniker Elvis Priestley.
Elvis imitator (Dorian Baxter) decides it's now or never: says he is victim of suspicious minds
The Blackburn striker has apparently applied to register the
moniker ``Net King Cole'' as a trademark.
3pm: Football - The king of comedy
He earned the
moniker "One-Slug McWhorter" because of his economical shooting.
McWhorter, Hamilton III, Cdr. USN (Ret.) with Jay A. Stout. The First Hellcat Ace
"Everything opened up when they built a roadway into town," says Cesar Garcia, lieutenant mayor in the community now officially called the District of Machu Picchu, even though everyone still refers to it by its old
moniker. "At first, it was chaotic."
Beyond the sacred Citadel: Shabby town spruces up in pursuit of its own identity. (Travel Intelligence)
I'm sure the Jacksonville critic would shun the
moniker of "censor." Indeed, I've never met anyone who would claim it.
Wild about Harry: why the potter books upset the religious right. (Perspective)
One measure of the difficulty is that, in the final three chapters on the late artist self-portraits, Berger's practice of giving each image a sprightly allegorical
moniker is partly suspended; two self-portraits are retroactively assigned the uninflected, undifferentiated title of "the Louvre and Kenwood Painters" (510).
Fictions of the Pose: Rembrandt Against the Italian Renaissance. (Reviews)
Given this theme, the
moniker of a How-To-Do-It Manual is inaccurate for the majority of this publication.
Preserving Digital Information: A How-To-Do-It Manual
An in-house contest has been initiated with the idea of getting the agency a new
moniker in the next week or so.
Finding new moniker for HCFA proving to be no easy task for Thompson
called the bill a "protectionist measure cloaked under the
moniker of tax fairness," in a statement.
Agents Press Lawmakers on Issues
A term cleverly adapted from the Las Vegas Rat Pack, the Black Pack was originally intended to be used only as a party theme, but quickly became the
moniker for the group of young editors and agents who are changing book publishing.
New York Publishing's Black Pack