Sentence examples for enjoyable names from inspiring English sources

I credit him with having one of the most enjoyable names to say aloud: Plouffe.

A usually enjoyable bout of name-calling quickly turned left as the words "black bitch" fell from his lips.

The Brad Bird film (The Iron Giant, 1999) was charming and quite enjoyable but barring some names, it contained little of Hughes' original story.

It has been enjoyable watching motivated younger players named Payton and Mora and Agbayani and Nunnally, along with the seasoned Derek Bell.

When asked to name his most enjoyable music experiences, other than playing with the Modern Jazz Quartet and with his brothers, he immediately responded, "Playing with Miles Davis, beginning in 1948".

His uncommonly eloquent book is enjoyable for the panoply of great names who turn up as his colleagues, friends and acquaintances: the roster includes Jacqueline Kennedy, Laurence Olivier, Bette Davis and Rita Hayworth.

"We make their travel on United as seamless and enjoyable as possible," a United representative named Lynne Strunk tells the camera.

As its name suggests, this thoroughly enjoyable rattle through film is about the way cinema speaks to us, and we through it.

The antics of el Kartel, its dubiously named supporters' club, are especially enjoyable.

The most enjoyable of all is the show "The Name's the Same".

He said: "I grew up watching the Barbarians who are still an iconic side that brings great names together to play entertaining and enjoyable rugby.