Sentence examples for taking a name from inspiring English sources
"We're not taking a name brand and spinning books out of it," Mr. Burnham said.
But in 1980, he left to found Tiger, taking a name suggested by one of his young sons.
"That's where the mistake was made: taking a name and putting it on a building that already had a history and emotional ties with the local music scene".
Though friends suggested my maiden name, "Rabkin" (which I'd already made my middle name), or a hyphenated concoction, we felt pulled toward the tradition of taking a name that represented Russ's family.
Prior to the introduction of the CDSS in the ambulance service, 999 emergency calls were handled by non-clinical staff using a basic classificatory system (Criteria Based Dispatch) which meant taking a name and address and, usually, dispatching an ambulance.
'Nobody cares, they just take a name and put a lot of shit.
Benefits on 'Dark' Mondays Sometimes it takes a name to get a project rolling.
You can't just take a name that's good and put in an untried and untested designer.
"So I took a name that symbolizes the life I was seeking, the soaring airborne freedom of a lark".
So why take a name from an app developer that claims to have strong ties to Facebook?
