Sentence examples for I'd name from inspiring English sources

If I ever had a daughter I'd name her Elizabeth.

I'd name a half-dozen others, but I'm running short on time!

"I'd name Gilbert in the top five lyricists of all time," she said.

"If I were going to create some kind of tragic character, I don't think I'd name him Felsenfeld, Katherine Minn, the author of "The Secondhand World," said.

"My father-in-law worked for the Forest Service," he told me, "so I thought I'd name the park service font after him, just to keep the confusion alive".

Sound weird that I'd name my truck?

I'd type "west," and text would appear describing the new surroundings of my character, whom I'd named Esperath Wraithling.

He replied, "If I'd named the store after your friend Sophie, I'd have called it Ugly Sophie's".

"They told me I was wrong, that I'd named three central defenders," he said.

Unfortunately, on the final day of the season, Wolfie, as I'd named him, mysteriously disappeared during a break".

But I just wished I'd named the company Dogfood Films or Fork or something.