Sentence examples for to some name from inspiring English sources

Particularly, the above mentioned functional expression 'the capital of' remains incomplete until applied to some name.

The narrowest, most specific descriptions depict it as a process of arguing over whether, with respect to some name or term (ming), something is shi (this) or fei (not-this), part of the extension of the term or not.

"And did you once see Shelley plain/ And did he stop and talk with you?" is an eagle's feather thrown in gratitude to some name-dropper.

We've worked hard to create material that actually helps scientists, and to build some name recognition around it, and we'd like to make sure our name continues to mean something.

"It's better to have some name than no name at all".

"If he feels it is that important an assertion to make, he ought to list some names," Mr. Powell said.

To be sure, the city is in a position to do some name-dropping.

To remember some names who have, at some point, marked history and contributed to the course of the world.

"You have to get some names that trigger a response".

I T takes an artful reader to decipher some names.

"He asked me to recommend some names, and Justin's was one of them".