Sentence examples for better name for a from inspiring English sources

Is there a better name for a restaurant out there?

And could there be a better name for a land of ill repute than Mordor?

You couldn't have a better name for a beautiful girl who can't act than Erika Blanc, who takes the name part in Cesare Canevari's turgid probe of contemporary sexuality, A Man for Emmanuelle.

I think Ford could come up with a better name for a car so crucial to Jaguar's survival.

But it also includes more abstract notions, like the answer to the following question: "Is 'Flugly' a better name for a glamorous actress or a teddy bear?" Even though "flugly" is a nonsense word, almost any English-speaking human would pick the teddy bear, says French.

"What better name for a king?" "Will you make a song for him?" the woman asked.

Lance Armstrong — could a Hollywood screenwriter come up with a better name for an American hero?

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There's also Racehorse Charlie, though whiz bang would probably be a better name for an actual thoroughbred.

It's a noble word meaning, "that which is better named for a black lab than a yellow".

Smoketalon and Hailshine would be better names for a gray tom and white she-cat.