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nameplate

[ UK /nˈe‍ɪmple‍ɪt/ ]
[ US /ˈneɪmˌpɫeɪt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a plate bearing a name

How To Use nameplate In A Sentence

  • His tour came after Serbian President Boris Tadic said that he would join other leaders in the Brdo at Kranj castle, but only if Kosovo was represented by the United Nations and their officials sit at the table with nameplates Kosovo-UNMIK (UN Mission in Kosovo). The Earth Times Online Newspaper
  • In an industry that was comfortable with glutting the market with too many nameplates and too little innovation, Mr. Mulally is the maverick. We Need More Leaders Like Mulally
  • Over 50 SUV nameplates are now gunning for it in the U.S. market.
  • The group identified the various species on the campus and has put up nameplates on each tree, with details such as its local name, scientific name and regions where it can be found.
  • The Neck was described as an officers pistol from 1790, all original, with ‘WHH’ engraved on a brass nameplate at the wrist of the stock.
  • This nameplate has been over the company gate for thirty years.
  • There was a brass nameplate with the name Diane Brown on it and a black and white picture of a young woman and a rather handsome young man on what must have been their wedding day.
  • As nameplates proliferate and lower-volume vehicles claim an increasing share of the market place, OEMs will be faced with the challenge of figuring out how to profitably produce these vehicles.
  • In 1986, the company expanded into the luxury automobile market with the creation of the Acura brand, the first luxury nameplate from a Japanese automaker. Undefined
  • When I refuse to hand over my confidential patient files, he pulls out a pistol and fires multiple shots at my desk, one bullet ricocheting off my nameplate and embedding itself in my beeper.
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