Sentence examples for because the name from inspiring English sources

"My guess would be yes, because the name is just a starting point for a brand.

Did Charlie Hebdoe get in there because the name was in the air?

Because the name was common, Mr. Grier said, he began concentrating on spouses.

The average person finds the condition comical because the name is clear.

They said they had to use a mnemonic because the name was so cumbersome.

(The company billed him as Harold because the name Helgi was deemed too ethnic).

Perhaps it was because the name Harley Davidson conjures up the noxious smell of petrol.

Macedonia was promised an invitation to join NATO in 2008, but Greece vetoed it because the name issue was unresolved.

It means ugly but good, a perfect way to manage expectations because the name says it all.

They said confusion had arisen about the program because the name of the effort had changed over time.

Thayer said in an interview that he made the changes because the name and logo became counterproductive.