Sentence examples for decide on a name from inspiring English sources
I asked Twitter to help me decide on a name and someone pointed out that this was a good one because it's a joke that only gets funny as it gets old.
But as it heads there, Europe has to decide on a name.
In the early 1900s, Dr. Charles E. Coates of Louisiana State University was trying to decide on a name for the football team.
I spend some time trying to decide on a name, and meanwhile, by sleight, I steal some details; the colour of his hair and - goodness yes - his blue eyes.
By John O'Hara The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931 P. 70Tells of two men, the owners of a coffee pot who are trying to decide on a name for their place.
Although the couple have yet to decide on a name it is known that the newest royal will be known as HRH Prince (name) of Cambridge.
Whenever deciding on a new project name or logo, verify that you are not infringing on an existing registered trademark, or in conflict with another open project.
On Aug. 20 Mr. Eisenbud announced that they had decided on a name (not one of those suggested on eGullet) and a location.
They have not decided on a name or worked out the details, beyond settling on a French concept.
The prince, first child of Queen Beatrix, said he and his wife, Maxima, had not yet decided on a name.
