Sentence examples for considering a name from inspiring English sources
When he was considering a name for the business, his thoughts turned to an old family favourite from Florida holidays past called, yes, Captain's Galley.
Mrs. Bianculli-Dyber said her group was considering a name change replacing "Sachem" with "Long Island" to reflect its wider reach.
At the moment, that space is being filled not by a credible figure but by Marine Le Pen, who, after a falling-out with her father, is reportedly also considering a name change for her party.
Diary hears executives are considering a name change for the show, concerned that better-nourished American viewers might find the title a little too close to the, er, T-bone.
Far from considering a name for the tract -- which is expected to be transferred by the end of next year -- the Conservation Foundation is trying to figure out how to raise the $12 million to buy it.
The trustees of the Science Museum Group, which owns the NMM, have been quietly considering a name change for nearly a year to fit its new focus on science and technology.
Which caused a bodega to consider a name change.
When Carmen Rivera bore a son 36 years ago and considered a name, she thought of a book she had recently read, "Run Baby Run".
He said he had long considered a name change but was finally moved to act when the Israeli prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, whom he knew, was assassinated.
Likewise, if, as some commentators say, the Labor party does not reflect the values of the labour movement any longer, should they consider a name change?
The easiest way to characterize this fourth characteristic is to count the number of "Scrabble" points of the name—I consider a name to have a high Scrabble score if its Scrabble value exceeds twenty points.
