How to pronounce “namesake” in English

You think that the namesake for their company stood up and did the right thing, but I don't think they wanna be associated with mistakes.

Pre-prohibition is the namesake there.

That's the namesake of our organization in fact, the remnant in the middle.

I was born the year that your namesake, album Run DMC came out, and like to become a fan once like, I could talk--

She's an Oscar-winning film director known for movies like "Namesake," "Monsoon Wedding," "Salaam Bombay."

So the inspiration, the namesake of the company, there was a disabled playwright named John Belluso, who had worked in theater extensively

His book, "Progress and Poverty," was the namesake of the Progressive movement in the United States.

But we have a mill, which is the namesake of the place.

It resembled Magellan in that way, like its namesake.

Because Pope Francis, his patron guy, his namesake is Francis of Assisi, who's friend to the poor, friend to the animals,

And they remained the Staten Island Yankees, the major league namesake, the past year.

But before we get into the pursuit of the Nobel Prize and the ultimate loss of winning Alfred's namesake medallion, I want to explore a little bit of how the Nobel Prize came

her um her school in Uganda as a documentary filmmaker and then was her assistant on a movie called The namesake

was, to raise this child that he saw as his son that was his namesake, and all these kind of things.

With the launch of your need collection, the Tamara Mellon Namesake Collection, which is coming out very, very soon-- it includes ready-to-wear accessories,

And we wouldn't be the company we are if we didn't take a moment to pay homage to the misspelling of our namesake.

And so if I have this platform as president to further strengthen Maritza's foundation's namesake

OK, so yeah, "Save the Cat" is a book on screenwriting, where the "namesake rule," one of his first rules of writing, is that you have