Sentence examples for name it so from inspiring English sources
"It's easier when you can say, 'I see what's wrong with her.' When I can't name it so easily, it's actually harder and more interesting.
"Now people use slang in social media posts, tweets, blogs, comments, text messages – you name it – so there's a host of evidence for informal varieties of English that simply didn't exist before".
The more adventurous can try riding on the mile-long Cas en Bas beach, but take note: the locals are quite fantastic horsemen – bareback, standing in the saddle, acrobatics, you name it – so my own risible efforts to stay upright brought the comment that I had the heart of a chicken.
— not a Place, Yet name it so; — where Time and weary Space Fettered from flight, with night-mare sense of fleeing, Strive for their last crepuscular half-being, — Lank Space, and scytheless Time with branny hands Barren and soundless as the measuring sands, Not mark'd by flit of Shades, — unmeaning they As moonlight on the dial of the day!
They are slower to respond, and inevitably comes the following message: "Hey, you are really lovely, but I am not in the right place because of my career, other commitment, pet dog (you name it), so I think it's best if we don't see each other again.
Skype, Tradedoubler, you name it – So no Nordic and Baltic startups think global immediately?
The island "Nature" is somewhat problematic because in naming it so, there is a claim being made that the other islands are, perhaps, not nature.
Shame didn't exist until someone, back before the world became the world we know now, named it so.
The subtitle I assigned to my class was "The Global Condition". I named it so to emphasize the course's natural focus on current events.
"Now people use slang in social media posts, tweets, blogs, comments, text messages - you name it - so there's a host of evidence for informal varieties of English that simply didn't exist before".
Sawers, from Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, added: "When they call out your name it feels so good.
