Sentence examples for accurate names from inspiring English sources
Mr. LaFemina said he doesn't want to be ethnically pigeonholed, when it comes to both drink and food, even though that reluctance leaves him hard-pressed for accurate names and characterizations.
The glossy rectangles in a range of extraordinary colours for which there are few accurate names are creased along straight lines, or crumpled, to give them a three-dimensional shape, then framed in plexiglass box-frames, like small sculptures.
How did East New York, Brooklyn, and West New York, N.J., acquire their uncreative, though directionally accurate, names? A. Both names date from the mid-19th century and have survived much municipal consolidation.
While theoretically accurate, names of ISTs like "A ∩ B" can be cumbersome and unnatural to a user.
"U-Haul" and "flickr" work despite their text-speak because they are accurate names for the business, not because they are spelled strangely.
An accurate name for such online groups is cybermobs.
But electric blue may be the most accurate name.
A more accurate name for "Feast of Love" might be "Feast of Breasts".
A more accurate name for the end result would therefore be "clean meat".
Celebrating their 10 year anniversary, Future Classic is no longer an accurate name.
Just call it a "memorial to the fallen," or some other accurate name.
