Sentence examples for practical naming from inspiring English sources

Others like Kidnap Kid were more practical, naming "shitloads" of water and food as their must-haves.

At one end are the Russian-built modules, with practical names such as Zvezda (Star) and Zarya (Sunrise).

The Dodge Ram is another practical name given that it is a work truck.

Search4BBM launched an Android version of its app about a week ago — giving this the practical name of BBM Pin Finder — and says it's managed to pass 3,000 users (without any marketing/advertising) for this version of the app.

Give your dog a practical name.

From a practical standpoint, naming the operation helps define the purpose.

Author tells about a practical joker named Birdey Doggett who is 53 years old and still pulls the same jokes he did many years ago.

In the fifth novel by one of Granta's freshly minted Best of Young British Novelists, a wily practical joker named Wesley is continually glancing behind him.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, May 9 , 1953P. 28 Author tells about a practical joker named Birdey Doggett who is 53 years old and still pulls the same jokes he did many years ago.

Further, a practical system named TweetScope, has been implemented to efficiently collect and analyze all possible tweets from customers.

So Hibben hoped these powerful physical arguments of spirituality, harmony, and ecumenism (plus practical accoutrements like naming a dean of the chapel to preach instead of the president) would prompt the students to gladly participate in and gain wisdom from their experience in chapel services, and so any need for compulsion would wither away.