Other horses in my stable included Stormy Top, Little Voice and Marble Gospel, all no doubt named by a random-phrase generator.
Power and greed and Machiavellian scheming filled the very air along the avenue we travelled on — Jackson Avenue, I think it was, no doubt named in honor of the famous American pop star possibly born nearby.
If his green costume left room for any doubt, his name tag cleared it up: "Santa's Helper".
When Game 5 of the NBA Finals ended in blowout fashion, there was no doubt whose name would be on the MVP trophy.
Without a doubt, the name of Col. ELLSWORTH is more familiar to the ears of New-Yorkers than that of any other officer who has left this City during the present emergency.
And there's no doubt his name looked pretty good there alongside the O'Driscolls and the Hensons and underneath the Lions header that was the other touch the jokers worked in to lend their hoax a smack of authenticity.
In any case, it can only help publicise his square plate "amnesty" at the Towcester Food Festival, which was no doubt the name of the game from the start.
By the time we get to her knowledge of Jane Austen's Bath, Shields seems to have become tipsy: "Today Mrs Thatcher comes here to relax; the Clintons have dropped in, and so have a number of film stars, Elizabeth Taylor and Demi Moore; there is no doubt that name- dropping was, and continues to be, part of fabled Bath".
No doubt, with name recognition built on 50 years of TV Guide magazine and an admittedly clever product for next-generation televisions, the company is not going to disappear.
Of course, if you've seen "Last Man Standing" (Season 2 premieres Fri., Nov. 2, 8 p.m. ET on ABC), there's no doubt whose name Tim Allen's character Mike Baxter is punching on the ballot.
