Sentence examples for deciding the name from inspiring English sources

Whether or not the campus provides a forum for recruiters urging students to donate their education to the military after graduation may be important in deciding the name of the selective college parents will write on that $40,000 check each year.

Andreozzi noticed, too, that while the caller started off speaking in standard American English, he inexplicably acquired an Indian accent midway through the conversation — a faint, halfhearted one — as if suddenly deciding the name he'd given required it.

The 1st step is deciding the name that you want.

Billy Buttons, appearing that evening as Billy Watson, did so well with his songs that he decided the name was good luck.

If the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did decide the name themselves, they had the nous to make the choice that "the firm" would have made for them.

In 1920, when newly formed Hardee County was carved out of adjacent De Soto, town fathers decided the name Zolfo lacked a certain tone, so they added Springs.

Nunn, whose family owned and ran the business, sponsored a contest to decide the name of the new building.

The episode was originally going to be called "My Grilled Foot", but it was later changed when the writers decided the name was "too weird".

Katy (a self-described "lyrical-based person") decided the name "Purr" seemed natural since it sounded like "perfume", "perfect" and even "Perry".

The first title was Birch Point, but I decided the name wasn't lyrical enough and went fishing for a new one.

The letters also asked potential subscribers to decide the name of the new magazine; they voted for "Science Wonder Stories", which became the name of one of Gernsback's new magazines.