Sentence examples for name proffered from inspiring English sources
Will (no last name proffered), of Brooklyn, while noting that his usual text messages were "in full sentences and take about twenty minutes to write," entered the fray with this supremely abbreviated "Waiting for Godot": W8ing 4 GDot 2 erly 4 mtg… …what mtg?? WTF?! LOL… And then brought to heel the mammoth "Ulysses": UlisEs IRl& 6-16-04: DDlus@seae, @sea, @sea.
His wife was understandably muddled by the various names proffered for one sort of fish or another in the local markets, and he promised to compile a list.
His was the only name they proffered when asked to name a politician they trusted.
By reference to one space, I show how the name changes proffer an intriguing insight into how two foreign regimes viewed their occupations and, in addition, how all three sought to strengthen their influence by using names that reinforced past examples of their power and alleged cultural superiority in the landscape.
In "Gummy Money," a Viner named Nicholas Megalis proffers a handful of gummy worms as he raps, "Yo, my name is Nicholas / And this is ridiculous / Got mad gummy money / and it is deliciousness".
But we've often lacked the really inviting names to proffer in return.
MacArthur's ultimate goal with the 60-foot Kingfisher -- named after the European retail giant that proffered $3 million plus for title sponsorship of the campaign -- is to compete in this November's fourth running of the quadrennial Vendee Globe race, a solo, nonstop sprint around the planet and whose signature masochistic allure is a death-defying charge across the frigid Southern Ocean.
The ticket seller was yakking away on her cellphone so I simply named the film I wanted to see and proffered a $20 bill; she handed back a ticket and my change.
Port proffered instead to continue playing football under the provocatively named Patriotic Football League and continued to organise games between teams in industrial suburbs.
For the many who did not, he proffered his wheezing Dell laptop and a primer on user names.
