Sentence examples for suitable name for from inspiring English sources

(It isn't a suitable name for a footballer either).

One poster suggested "Mr Bum Bum" as a suitable name for our theoretical subatomic particle.

Finding a suitable name for a fusion of well-known brands is among the challenges of big takeovers.

Art can be unpleasant, but H. Art Chaos is a suitable name for a modern-dance company founded in 1989 that has something to explore.

Nobody has come up with a suitable name for Henry Threadgill's music, though it has aftertastes of gospel, military marches and the quiet, astringent polytonality of some late-60's Chicago avant-garde jazz.

While the rest of the world was busy trying to come up with a suitable name for this revolution, the Tunisian people coined a new verb: "se benaliser", which means "to run away in fear".

The purpose of the toponymic research in which Mr. Benvenisti's father and others have been engaged is to find suitable names for use by Hebrew speakers.

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".

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.

We may assume that suitable names for the members of each $D_s$ have been adjoined to the language.

A recap of the results from STAGES 1 3 was given and young people worked in their groups to generate suitable names for the '2012 TYA Cancer Cohort Study' taking into account the results from STAGES 1 3.