Sentence examples for clever name for from inspiring English sources

Is it a clever name for a new water toy?

I don't have a clever name for them.

The married couple had come up with a clever name for "our little anchovy dream," as Ms. Holland called it: Bon Chovie.

During the cold war, the futurists who studied world conflict had devised a clever name for such an event: the "worst-case scenario".

Trishna is a clever name for an Anglo-Indian restaurant, since it skilfully conflates Krishna, the Hindu deity, and Trisha, the state-of-England, daytime-TV, chavs-in-a-pickle show.

Arizona Coach Andy Lopez, who is trying to join Augie Garrido of Cal State-Fullerton and Texas as the only to coaches to win national championships with multiple universities — Lopez's first came at Pepperdine in 1992 — suggested his own clever name for the series, a reference to his longtime friend and colleague Ray Tanner, the South Carolina coach.

He describes it as a clubby place where the editors had many clever names for the martini and where the understanding between company and employee was roughly, "Stay here, stay loyal, work hard and you'll always have a job".

The return to formality in men's wear also tends to drown out Mr. Bastian's point when there are so many tailored suits on the runways that no one quite reinvents the wheel, beyond coming up with clever names for their labels.

I also wrote, at the time, about boat owners trying to out-do each other with clever names for the battery-powered boats.

Schinsky took on that challenge providing a list of euphemisms for the female anatomy part, and her Twitter hashtag #alternativestovagina inspired plenty of other users to scour their brains for the most clever names for the "temple of awesomeness".

Think of clever names for each item that relates back to the Army Theme.