Sentence examples for relevant name from inspiring English sources
It's a relevant name, a powerful name, and naming matters.
The company is judging each case independently, and then removing some requested links from search results that specifically mention the relevant name and subject.
The only purpose of an internship is to get a relevant name on your résumé... Potential employers don't really care about what you did.
Woolf is a relevant name here since from the beginning of her literary career she was pondering the impossibility of truly knowing anyone and hence the impossibility of truthful biography.
Moreover, if intermediate CRs receiving the PACK message already have another entry for the relevant name prefix, they change the status of the old entry from "valid" to "stale".
The relevant name Forms for a name-maker to look to, Socrates makes clear, will not be simply the generic Form of name, but also one of its species, the specific Form of the name currently being sought.
It appears that my email to The Observer listing the relevant names and addresses disappeared into the ether and I therefore had to resend it some time later.
A reason for the standards is the miserable experience that the United States has had with domestic spying; some relevant names there are Martin Luther King, Jr., and J. Edgar Hoover.
By Kate Julian It's not entirely clear whether this restaurant is named after the French monastery or the Métro stop, but, in either case, the more relevant names are Odeon and Café Luxembourg (Lynn Wagenknecht and her partners are behind all three enterprises).
There is a seeming incongruence between the tender Valentine's-pegged installation and Emin's provocative early artworks — "My Bed," for instance, for which she displayed the actual site of her post-breakup meltdown, complete with stained sheets, cigarette butts, liquor bottles, and dirty panties; or "Everyone I Ever Slept With 1963-1995," a tent appliquéd with relevant names.
It's not entirely clear whether this restaurant is named after the French monastery or the Métro stop, but, in either case, the more relevant names are Odeon and Café Luxembourg (Lynn Wagenknecht and her partners are behind all three enterprises).
