Sentence examples for imagine a name from inspiring English sources

The court's finding reaffirmed a principle with a long and geographically sweeping history in the United States, to wit: People are allowed to call the police names, even really bad names, and really, it's hard to imagine a name much worse than "motherfucker".

IT would be hard to imagine a plainer name for a restaurant than Irving on Irving.

That fall, the second-grade class at Ridgway Elementary was given a writing assignment in which each student was asked to imagine a new name.

Beyond that, it's undeniably funny to imagine a child named Curry running around the playground surrounded by youngsters named Cajun and Capers.

Imagine a band named after a place that actually comes from that place.

(Imagine! A movement named after a magazine. Though doubtless New Yorker liberals exist, too).

In "Infinite Reality," they imagine a slacker named Dave who sleeps in while his avatar attends an 8 a.m. corporate meeting.

GRIESE SET TO START FINALE: It's hard to imagine a guy named Griese having any rust, but Broncos quarterback Brian Griese will have a chance to tune up for the playoffs when he returns tomorrow for Denver's season finale.

(It would take me too long to extol the virtues of the John Hewitt, but imagine a bar named for a socialist poet, run by an Unemployed Resource Centre, with regular art exhibitions, gigs, and truly great lunches, and you're about a quarter the way there).

Imagine a man named Bob who has never seen an animal more complex than a worm.

Imagine a woman named who's lived her whole life without leaving the Bronx getting on an airplane for the first time.