Sentence examples for will have a name from inspiring English sources
It will have a name suggesting a big group feed: Commissary.
On the other hand, these silver-spoon interns will have a name brand to burnish their CVs and may even have time for a handy bit of drive-by networking.
Your parent will have a name and plaque on the fallen officers memorial in D.C. But, In all honesty, your parents name will be a reminder to other officers to maintain the oath they swore and to stay along the shoreline that has guided them from childhood to that of a local, state, or federal law enforcement officer.
While not all file-like objects will have a name where it is present the file name can be used to recreate the input data needed by the application (which, sometimes, must be contained in files with a fixed name).
The conversation might not go beyond a couple of tweets, but at least you will have a name or a topic to casually mention if you apply for a job at that company.
He will also promise that every patient will have a named GP responsible for their care outside hospital.
Every vulnerable older person will have a named medic who is responsible for their care, the health secretary has said.
Every hospital patient will have a named doctor and nurse who is responsible for championing their care, under plans to be announced by Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt on Tuesday.
PAs in the NHS in Scotland will have a named supervisor (a physician), with a named deputy (also a physician) to provide cover for holidays/absence.
We'll have a name that's appropriate and a name that gives us a fresh start".
