Sentence examples for simply to name from inspiring English sources

Many Egyptians consider such talk alarmist, and would be happy for Mr Mubarak simply to name a successor.

The easiest way to choose a play title is simply to name the characters or surface subject matter ("Art," "The Lion King," "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom").

Simply to name the dramatis personae Sir Eugen Millington-Drake; Brigadier General Sir George Cockerill William Kean Seymour iss to populate a piece of Spark fan fiction.

"In relation to the Sunday Herald article there was no discussion about the individual's private life, it was simply to name him as the person who was using a tool of law which has widely now been brought into disrepute".

But to let the matter stand there would be simply to name the problem rather than to explain it.

But if our role in education is not simply to name problems but to help our students address them, it is vital to revive the public work approach, both to meet our challenges and to build a more democratic society.

Some trusts simply refused to name which companies they were spending tax pounds with for patient care, claiming that to do so would "prejudice commercial interests".

You should warn your parents about one of the most common mistakes: naming their estate as the IRA beneficiary, or simply failing to name a beneficiary.

Ferguson thinks McCoist's remit will have simply been to name his targets and leave the wages to "the money men".

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The easiest thing to do is simply to call your puppy by name.