'It's more likely to be felt at championship and lower league level.' Small clubs are most vulnerable: prepare yourselves for a few sentimental names to go to the wall.
It's the same with some biblical names, although the apostles - Matthew, Mark, Luke and John - are still popular, and sentimental family names which are often being used as a middle name, rather than a first name," she says.
Strangely, there's never been a major biopic or stage show about the woman with the velvet voice and toothsome smile (now a reclusive animal rights activist), but Adam Rolston has filled the void with A Sentimental Journey, named after her first hit.
"I don't feel sentimental about the name.
They chose their company's name for sentimental reasons: Araca was the surname of the Regos' grandfather, Charlie Araca, a Sicilian immigrant who settled in Cleveland in the early 1900's.
When you hear racing's hard-core fans -- the people who often refer to horses by their betting number rather than by their name -- becoming sentimental about a horse, you know something impressive has occurred.
"I've got some sentimental attachment to the Salomon name," Mr. Denham said.
Instead of good ideas for couples looking to make a day special on the cheap, I found headlines and leads like "Sentimental Gifts Get a Bad Name," or "Valentine's Day Gift Ideas That'll Keep You In Her Good Books," and my personal favorite: "You're not screwed yet".
The two biggest names are Ron Santo and Gil Hodges, sentimental favorites because they are so close to Hall of Fame greatness and they were beloved figures on great teams.
They have overjoyed BBC publicists with an instantly controversial list that, left to the more literal or sentimental, might well have included names such as Jo Cox, Victoria Wood or Caroline Aherne.
