Sentence examples for whose name suggests from inspiring English sources

(To get the tortilla-chip hors d'oeuvre, order the performance whose name suggests nachos but can't be printed here).

Julie Andrews is the queen of "Genovia" -- a fictitious principality whose name suggests border disputes with Moldavia and Freedonia.

To relate the magnetic field to the current, a new function is needed, the curl, whose name suggests the connection with circulating field lines.

URUMQI, China — For a street whose name suggests throwing off shackles, South Liberation Road doesn't look like a very free place these days.

Video evidence - the debate starts here: "Do you think that crossed the line?" asks Billy Williamson, whose name suggests he might be causing trouble.

— It would be almost impossible to visit this town, in the heart of Sonoma County, and miss the Gravenstein, the sweetly tart (or tartly sweet) apple whose name suggests a Transylvanian undertaker.

"What's a job?" the Dashwood girls enquired".Welcome to Barton," said Sir John Middleton, whose name suggested he might one day marry into royalty, but who in reality was Johnny Boden.

In his first POW camp, the Germans posted a list of Polish officers whose names suggested Jewish origins.

Many more have bought prescription drugs over the Internet, from Web sites whose names suggest they are in Canada.

In filings with state and city officials, company executives described a repeatedly changing ownership arrangement that involved investors whose names suggest South Asian and Italian roots.

The best Mr. Gwirtzman could come up with was a list of fighters whose names suggested they were Catholics, though he could not say for sure.