Sentence examples for finest name from inspiring English sources

Notice on the menu of a roadside restaurant near South Bend: "Shula's Supper Club of Niles features some of the finest name and semi-name entertainment nightly".

Notice on the menu of a roadside restaurant near South Bend: "Shula's Supper Club of Niles features some of the finest name and semi-name entertainment….

By Ernest L. Hixon and Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, August 18 , 1962P. 22 Notice on the menu of a roadside restaurant near South Bend: "Shula's Supper Club of Niles features some of the finest name and semi-name entertainment nightly".

Even the finest name is insufficient to define it.

Kansas State and Oregon, ranked 1 and 2 going in to the weekend, both lost and are now not 1 and 2. Notre Dame, number 3 going in,beat the Demon Deacons, who have the finest name in sports.

But even some of London's finest names want the better billing of Paris.

The finest names of the new jazz talent, Sophie Lee Lowry, Meschiya Lake and Aurora Nealand, all have regular gigs here.

The show, the International Exhibition of Surrealism, brought together many of the finest names in 20th century art, among them Pablo Picasso, René Magritte, Max Ernst, Alexander Calder, Giorgio de Chirico, Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, Paul Klee, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Paul Nash, Meret Oppenheim, Man Ray, Graham Sutherland, Francis Picabia and, of course, Salvador Dalí.

According to the write-up, table settings include "cutlery from the finest names in Italy - Ginori, Zafferano, Luigi Broggi". I'll take the author's word for it.

His ascension has been stepped by the finest names in hospitality.

Howard is a fine name, she said.