Sentence examples for desirable name from inspiring English sources

Once people could see a face, they rated an Oswald, Myron, Harriet or Hazel about the same as a face with a "desirable" name like David, Gregory, Jennifer or Christine.

I think the desirable name made it a target.

Anyone with a list of reasonably desirable names can rent it out for about $20 for every thousand names.

While Mr. Moyer's "True Blood" connection, and Ms. Mitchell's facility with both low-rent horror and high-concept Woody Allen, might make them desirable names, their roles in this found-footage farrago could have been played by talking brooms without anyone's being the wiser.

Certainly our Forbes.com Investor Team feels that high-end luxury retail brands are desirable names even as retail at large suffers through a horrific meltdown.

The most desirable names, like 'Jason' or 'Mike', were snapped up in a matter of seconds (if they weren't already registered by a Facebook employee before the landrush even began).

Come up with a desirable first name instead and no last name, because you could be endangering a real person.

Undoubtedly, Fly.com is a highly desirable domain name, but history has dictated that success does not necessarily correlate with a good name (just take a look at the Pets.com fiasco).

Though it is generally not desirable to name federal judges in this manner, there are storied precedents for Mr. Clinton's exercise of a recess judicial appointment.

In some cases, she pointed out, a professionally wrapped package may be preferable because it evokes a particularly desirable brand name.

Other desirable last names would either be identifiable European noble names or names that sound noble because, for example, there's a "von" or "af" in front.