Meanings of historic name in English

But the influence of his historic name was very great.

Now here, comrades, is an historic name to play with.

Despite its historic name, MIF also has a direct chemokine-like function and promotes cell recruitment.

White Hart Lane is the station's historic name.

He was referring to the historic name for eastern Libya, Cyrenaica, for which they demand political autonomy.

Members of the Benneydale community with knowledge of the area said Māniaiti was its historic name, he says.

After him there is no great historic name, unless it be Justinian, who reigned when Rome had fallen.

Some therefore called him a "mere historic name," "Letcher's pet," a "West Pointer," no fighting general.

The earliest historic name associated with astronomy in Greece was Thales, the founder of the Ionic school of philosophers.

There was great nobility and grandeur in thus risking her only son, and the heir of an historic name.

KFC in Australia is re-embracing the chain's full historic name it was known as prior to the 1990s: Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Finally, however, he mentioned the historic name of one whose husband had braved more than one Russian emperor successfully for England.

He had among his clients one fast, even madly extravagant youth, heir of an historic name and of a lordly estate.

The Pindar of Wakefield pub nearby in Gray's Inn Road only changed its historic name in 1986, to The Water Rats.

The purchase will see the business renamed 'British Steel', in a revival of a historic name last used almost two decades ago.

Saxony's third-largest city was, in East German times, named after the philosopher and political theorist until reverting to its historic name in 1990.