Sentence examples for your name is set from inspiring English sources

'Well, it's not like your name is set in stone.

If the name is set to a standard name then it changes alter and modifier.

This beetle, however, is a rare exception when an earlier name is set aside in the interest of stability.

It's pitched as a stirring speech set up perfectly for Lang to harpoon all that portentous tension by asking if the name is set in stone.

His name is set to be among the most prominent in the 2014 NFL Draft, which takes place in New York in May.

The British Steel name is set for a comeback even as the future of the UK's biggest steel plant at Port Talbot hangs in the balance.

The Somerfield name is set to disappear from the high street after the 880-strong supermarket chain's owners agreed to sell it to the Co-operative Group for £1.57bn.

Tom Holland's book of the same name is set in a different time and place, but it tells a very similar story, in a similarly overblown style.

(b) generally, substituted "information is required" for "information is furnished" in heading and, in text, substituted references to persons required to make a return for former references to persons making a return and references to persons whose name is required to be set forth for former references to persons whose name is set forth.

Islay is the renowned Scotch-making island off the western coast of Scotland, and its name is set in golden letters above one of the five sections of the bar's dark wooden shelves.

Chris Froome's fight to clear his name is set to become a high-stakes battle with the World Anti-Doping aftery after a new study claimed that the test for asthma medication is "fundamentally flawed".