Sentence examples for when the name is from inspiring English sources

"When the name is Untitled, it's underlined.

When the name is dropped, Charlotte draws a blank.

When the name is "passed from link to link," the receiver of the name must, I think, intend when he learns it to use it with the same reference as the man from whom he heard it.

Former leader of the greater London council would have been better; but why, when we would say former leader of the GLC, do we drop to lower case when the name is spelled out?

Furthermore, the attached footnote seems to claim that some sentences with "mock proper names" (i.e., an empty singular term) are true, when the name is governed by an attitudinal verb.

On this view the semantic value of a name, while it is always that of some description, differs from context to context (even when the name is being used to speak about the same individual).

"Fans didn't relate when the name was in Spanish," Sorrosa said.

Thus when the name was given is open to question, but that the name was given by Jesus to Peter seems fairly certain.

She had looked startled when the name was mentioned, had held a hand out as if protesting that it shouldn't be, anxiety in her eyes.

Such had been the speculation surrounding Angelo Scola, the archbishop of Milan, and the Brazilian, Pedro Odilo Scherer, that when the name was given, many brows were left furrowed.

The village was known as Hitchcocksville until 1866 when the name was changed to Riverton, one of two villages within the town of Barkhamsted.