'fill in name' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
Instead of using 'fill in name', you would want to specify a specific name. For example, "Alex went to the store."
➢ I went to (fill in name of developing country) and learned that everyone there is just the same as the people in my hometown of Greenwich, Connecticut.
"How do you like it there?" "Have you been looking for a job?" and "Any chance you can work for (fill in name of big local science establishment)?" And once again I replied that yes, we like it, and no, I'm not looking for a job.
Fill in name, address and phone.
He created the guest list, mostly from our neighborhood, and bought invitations that required him to fill in names and dates.
He then pulls out tonight's lineup card and begins to fill in names of players who are still scattered about this small mountainside town in deep sleep.
It might start getting difficult to fill in names once you go back a few generations.
I have filled in names of possible coordinators; this is completely flexible.
But on the form great things always happen because of forms it said "director of the program" and they had to fill in a name, and they filled in the name, Jim Vivian.
For instance, you can show it that it should use the "Family Name" category in your data file to fill in "Last Name" data in an address block.
There were also two cases in which the participants did not fill in the name of the class.
