Sentence examples for anyone can name from inspiring English sources

The Passport was greeted with jeers – Joanna Stern at the WSJ was particularly piquant – and I doubt anyone can name new devices since the ill-fated Playbook.

If anyone can name a government agency that has truly helped them get their business started, please identify.

If anyone can name a government agency (with the exception of our amazing armed forces, police and firefighters) that is not a bureaucratic, high-cost mess, name it.

Free iPod Nano to anyone who can name their last album (no, not really).

The Buhari campaign has also offered 100,000 naira ($765) to anyone who can name a promise Mr Obasanjo has kept.Mr Obasanjo's response has been equally sharp.

However, since there's no e-mail address required to do so, anyone can make up a name and create an article without a way to verify their identity.

Its name suggests that anyone can make music on anything, and its boundary-crossing programs have been built on the notion that contemporary music can embrace elements of rock, jazz and world music.

It's not a promising sign that he introduces one of his points by noting that "if you're alive, you know this already". He props up a few self-published antiprofanity kooks as straw men, but, really, anyone paying attention can name all kinds of art and social experiences to which profanity meaningfully contributes.

Anyone with any longevity can name someone who went to high school with Mr. James and nearly everyone knows someone who works in City Hall.

How many New Yorkers can name anyone in the upper echelons of local government, other than maybe the highly publicized men in charge of the police and the parks?

But there are only a few that anyone outside the field can name.