Sentence examples for name deciding from inspiring English sources

For starters, they've changed their name, deciding to ditch previous moniker Echoes as it felt "too rounded and normal", preferring Ekkoes as it suited the spikier music they're making now.

Ultimately, Microsoft ditched the name, deciding was probably more fit for a late-Cold War era spy movie where Dolph Lundgren reprises his role as Ivan Drago.

The player, whom Hewitt declined to name, decided he did not want to lose to Duke every season.

Mr. Cramer said Aretino's members, whom he has declined to name, decided to withdraw the spot because "they did not want to hurt the Bush campaign".

Hakeem Seriki (his real name) decided to "let the house go," since "it wasn't a good business investment to keep paying that much mortgage on a house that I'm never at".

By 1969 Eric Clapton who by now was a household name decided to form Blind Faith, with Ginger Baker, Steve Winwood (Traffic) and Ric Grech.

She married fiancée Garth in April 2006, and though widely known by her maiden name, decided to take on her husband's surname.

It is also hard to fathom how a council which bears the words "human rights" in its name, decided to establish a committee to investigate who is right.

The state of Washington scrapped its board on geographic names, deciding it could do without a body overseeing the historical and cultural consistency.

Black is confident the British team will do well in Portland despite many of their star names deciding not to compete.

Apparently, one day in the 1850s, the Savannah militia for which the drink is named decided to throw a party for a neighboring regiment.