| He is regarded as one of the founding fathers of nephrology, with his name immortalized in the eponym Bright's disease. |
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| The word 'hippo', 'mall' in the Bamana language, is an eponym for the country itself. |
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| It's an eponym named for the addlebrained literary character, Mrs. Malaprop. |
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| Guillain-Barre syndrome is an eponym for a heterogeneous group of immune-mediated peripheral neuropathies. |
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| Leprosy was given the eponym Hansen's disease after Gerhard Henrick Armauer Hansen. |
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| Little before Phan Rang I stopped in Thap Cham to visit Po Klong Garai Towers, Chams southernmost towers of the eponym empire. |
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| They would have integrated Malayan Union at the time of the independence of the eponym peninsula. |
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| Although benign congenital hypotonia subsequently came to be known by the eponym of Walton's hypotonia, Walton was not the first to describe this entity. |
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| On road NH65 in Beng Mealea I walked into the upsetting ruins of the eponym temple which was used as set in a movie by JJ Annaud, Two Brothers. |
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| In 1933, ten years before the eponym fonder deceased, the first home appliances production was launched with the Bosch refrigerators. |
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| The old eponym city is worth a visit to admire Sino-Portuguese architecture of its prestigious past. |
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| April 15th marks the 260th anniversary of the publication of the great dictionary written by Samuel Johnson, the eponym of this column. |
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| It is not necessary to repeat the preceding commentaries on eponym, fabricant, emblem, etc. unless one wants to add something new. |
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| Work on and with the eponym of our foundation are also among the central tasks of the Academy. |
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| He is the eponym for the English verb and common noun boycott. |
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| In precise, traditional usage, an eponym is someone who gives a name to something else, and eponymous describes the giver of the name, not the receiver. |
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| For evidence, consider the column's eponym. |
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| Scoop: presented during the 2010 SIHH, the Master Compressor Navy Seals is the latest model resulting from the partnership between Jaeger-LeCoutre and the eponym American elite unity. |
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| Since 1990, the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation has been active in keeping with its eponym, Rosa Luxemburg and represents the main current of democratic socialism with a deliberate international focus. |
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| On the way we stopped in Grotto cut in the multicoloured sandstone where we saw fauna of the eponym river, it was a peaceful place where tree rustle and bird song were favourable with meditation. |
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| I had wished to go to Peak Charles NP for climbing the eponym summit. |
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| In this small action game from the famous eponym game on Nintendo console, you must strike down all enemies as fast as possible, armed with a sword or a bow. |
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| I visited Kuantan, capital of the eponym State, without much interest. |
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| I bivouacked in Phang Nga Bay close to the eponym resorts. |
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| He is the eponym of the Bektashi Sufi order and is considered as one of the principal teachers of Alevism. |
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| Which man, whose name is now an eponym, led the disastrous charge of the Light Brigade? |
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| Frances bore a daughter, Ruth, who may or may not have been the candy bar's eponym. |
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| The beautifully crafted collection is an eponym of Nouf Nasser Al-Meer, artist, designer and entrepreneur of the luxurious label, a statement said. |
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| A cosmetics entrepreneur she was the founder and eponym of company Helena Rubinstein, Incorporated, which made her one of the world's richest women. |
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