Sentence examples for horrible name from inspiring English sources

Wimbledon 2day has a horrible name.

("K-III's a horrible name," the late Bill Reilly, Primedia's chief executive, said at the time).

"As it turns out, Plane Red is a horrible name for an airline," Mr. Eyerly said.

The horrible name signifies "easy to learn, easy to play, easy to work".

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Or, if you prefer to use T-Mobile's horrible name for it, the myTouch 3G.

I was called horrible names, but I survived.

FOLLOWING on from our recent entries about horrible words, here's one about horrible names.

She added: "He called her all the names under the sun, horrible names".

He's been kicked, spit at, screamed at, and called horrible names".

And I don't want them attacked or called horrible names because they're being good citizens.