When local sororities were founded, the groups did not go by Greek letter names.

The meanings given are of the letter names in Phoenician.

For many scholars, it is customary to refer to the books by their letter names.

Often when letter names are introduced it is through singing an alphabet song.

An octave is the distance between two musical notes that have the same letter name.

When buying a model train, scale sizes are referred to by letter name, not number ratio.

Students named the letter names of the notes in two 7-note melodies.

The three alphabets look very different from one another but share the same alphabetic order and letter names.

In 1927, the college allowed fraternities to assume Greek letter names.

In the Grampian area, some children found the use of letter names rather than sounds confusing, especially after they began school.