Sentence examples for just named it from inspiring English sources
MSN.com just named it the best restaurant in the state of New York.
The Gavin and Stacey star then put the finishing touches to the invention, exclaiming: "I've just named it.
They've just named it as the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year (even thought it's actually two words, but never mind).
Verdict Better than the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum and Buckingham Palace, according to the World Travel Awards, which has just named it Europe's leading visitor attraction.
But the most sensible answer comes from a snowy-haired grandmother gesticulating in a heather-colored zip-up sweater: "I think they just named it because it sounds exotic, after somebody nobody's ever heard of".
I grappled with some of these questions when I played with the latest project from Looking Glass Factory, a desktop volumetric display that they see as so central to the company's goals that they've just named it the Looking Glass.
Honorable Mentions: Pokémon Go, Microsoft Surface, Amazon Echo, Artificial Intelligence There's no denying its financial success (we did just name it our No 1 Winner, after all).
All the whiskey, all the fun, anything they wanted to do, just name it and we'd do it.
I'd been waiting for the perfect movie title, but finally I decided to just name it.
Why don't they just name it the Staples Parkway and get it over with?
