Sentence examples for desirable names from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

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.

But the ban on "tib" also rules out many other highly desirable user names -- BrokeMyTibia, AntiBlogging and NastiBoy23, for example.

The index bases its score on eight metrics, including influence and trendsetting abilities, and is used by corporate marketers to pinpoint desirable boldface names.

In the interval, the black picture by an artist admired as the great master of the Color Fields movement has not become more desirable, famous names have.

And a recession doesn't seem to be stopping companies from spending the big bucks for desirable domain names so Turakhia may be able to flip Ad.com for a profit.