Sentence examples for suitable name from inspiring English sources
The X Factor already has a suitable name.
(It isn't a suitable name for a footballer either).
Leek wasn't a suitable name, and Rube didn't convey the plant's usefulness.
One poster suggested "Mr Bum Bum" as a suitable name for our theoretical subatomic particle.
It requires children to have a "suitable name in accordance with national values".
Finding a suitable name for a fusion of well-known brands is among the challenges of big takeovers.
He thought the name inapproppriate and suggested that some economic research foundation might well offer prizes for suitable names and select the best one".
Hilly and Flicker – as Hill and David Flitcroft, his influential assistant, are almost universally known – may sound more suitable names for a pair of Welsh cobs than a dream managerial duo but they have demonstrated a real ability to nurture young talent.
Previously, they had been considered "nonsense words," but they turned out to be "suitable names for male and female Scythian warriors in their own languages, translated for the first time after more than twenty-five hundred years".
I told him that the names he was proposing, including Desmond Tutu, were non-starters in Zimbabwe and I gave him more suitable names, including the former presidents of Namibia, Zambia, Ghana and Mozambique".
We may assume that suitable names for the members of each $D_s$ have been adjoined to the language.
