Sentence examples for place's name from inspiring English sources
'place's name' is correct and usable in written English
It is a possessive noun, and is typically used to refer to a particular place or location. For example, "The North Pole's name was inspired by the northernmost point on the Earth's surface."
For Openhouse, then, Park Here is nothing revolutionary, just a clever way to keep the place's name in circulation during a slow season.
It was a spectacle worthy of the place's name: Caesars Palace.
Hotwire, similarly, gives you the price, star rating and amenities of your hotel -- you won't know the place's name before you book, but rates are insanely discounted.
General Jeff Page, who was born and raised in South L.A., said there is community pride attached to a place's name and that residents should be considered when a change is made.
Click the Pencil icon to the right of the Place's name, to fix up all mistakes that aren't present in the initial edit, or to get a better idea of what the place is like.
In a speaking slot typically reserved for the vice president, Mr. Clinton will place Mr. Obama's name into nomination.
When the inevitable leadership contest took place, Heath's name on the ballot paper prevented Whitelaw being a candidate, and Thatcher won.
And that idea — to place Paul's name in nomination, or at least make the process as un-smooth as possible, seemed to be an idea on many minds.
"I thought it was a great American story," said Booker DeVaughn of West Hartford, a retired president of Three Rivers Community College in Norwich who, with his wife, Elena, lobbied to place Bristow's name on the school.
Though the campaign says it still has some tricks up its sleeve, it now faces a hurdle just to place Mr. Paul's name in contention for the nomination: a Republican convention rule requiring a candidate to have the greatest number of delegates from each of at least five states.
On the second day of the Convention, there was a huge pro-Wallace demonstration; Claude Pepper, the Florida senator, later said that if he had managed to place Wallace's name into nomination that evening the Vice-President would have kept his position — and become President upon Roosevelt's death.
