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- I had already searched for the name Yancey Giddon, but found nothing.
- Her name is Allie.
- The name wasn't familiar to me.
- Alex had provided the money to remodel the home, but insisted that it stay in her name only.
- The name doesn't ring a bell.Advertisement
- What in God's name had we done?
- They had never heard of Chilon, for his name was hardly known outside of his own country.
- I never discovered the name of the town.
- In a flash I knew that the word was the name of the process that was going on in my head.
- His name came easily to her lips this time.Advertisement
- His name is remembered in our country as that of a brave and noble man.
- Everything had a name, and each name gave birth to a new thought.
- This morning, while she was washing, she wanted to know the name for "water."
- I can't remember the name of it, but I think I would have remembered North Street.
- I got a name for you; your assailant.Advertisement
- There was once a painter whose name was Zeuxis. He could paint pictures so life-like that they were mistaken for the real things which they represented.
- If you mention his name to Alex, you'll find out why she feels that way.
- What was his name, Michael?
- How did you learn about the name change?
- I recalled the name immediately.Advertisement
- They'll die down there in the grass, said the third lawyer, whose name I forget.
- But the fourth lawyer, whose name was Abraham Lincoln, stopped.
- Two hundred years ago there lived in Boston a little boy whose name was Benjamin Franklin.
- In Scotland there once lived a poor shepherd whose name was James Hogg.
- The name of James Hogg became known all over Scotland.Advertisement
- Once upon a time there was a famous Arab whose name was Al Mansur.
- One day a poet whose name was Thalibi [Footnote: Thal i'bi.] came to the caliph and recited a long poem.
- The name of Arion is still remembered as that of a most wonderful musician.
- One Gallup poll at the time said more people knew about the trial than knew the full name of the president.
- I was only just learning to speak, and had previously repeated her name until I could say it perfectly.Advertisement
- He said he was the little boy in the poem, and that the girl's name was Sally, and more which I have forgotten.
- It was St. Natalia's day and the name day of two of the Rostovs--the mother and the youngest daughter--both named Nataly.
- I have his name, but he is not my father.
- The driver's name is John – he's the father, and the mother's name is Marie.
- It was the first time she had used his first name, and it came completely unbidden.Advertisement
- There she opened her letter to Connie and added a request to check on that name and address.
- She grabbed the note pad and wrote a brand name and quantity.
- Why is it that you can only remember my first name when we're making love?
- It lists the woman's name and township.
- You know you could name your price.Advertisement
- His name is Merrill Cooms, Brennan stated, sounding as if I should know the man.
- Our company name was modestly displayed by the front door for all to see.
- I mentioned finding the old name of Willard Humphries and asked if Brennan could check if he'd been released.
- Brennan thanked us for the name and said he'd try to run down his whereabouts.
- We hoped he was simply seeking publicity; looking to see his name in national print.Advertisement
- They snuck around and found my name and began to push me, claiming public interest, national security, and all that bull shit.
- Mildred O'Malley, his wife was not listed as living in Massachusetts and the name was too common for Betsy to look in all the states.
- Blast Publishing Company is a stupid name for a stupid publication.
- My name is Ben Gustefson and I'm living in Keene, New Hampshire with my wife Betsy.
- The guy's name is John Luke Grasso.Advertisement
- Jackson, I presume was his name, jumped up.
- I'm sorry; what did you say his name was?
- As soon as I said it, I remembered the last name; Bryce.
- She is the one from Surry and her name is listed as Elizabeth in the phone book but they call her Betty, or Becky or some foolish diminutive.
- Darian cocked his head to the side, as if hearing someone call his name.
- Her name was Cassandra.
- Many years before you came here this Land was united under one Ruler, as it is now, and the Ruler's name was always 'Oz,' which means in our language 'Great and Good'; or, if the Ruler happened to be a woman, her name was always 'Ozma.'
- But here comes Ozma; so I'd better hush up, for the Princess doesn't like me to chatter since she changed her name from Tip to Ozma.
- The little boy's name was Edward Everett.
- There was another famous artist whose name was Parrhasius. When he heard of the boast which Zeuxis had made, he said to himself, "I will see what I can do."
- Long, long ago, there lived in Persia a little prince whose name was Cyrus.
- There was a caliph of Persia whose name was Al Mamoun. He had two sons whom he wished to become honest and noble men.
- I gave her an object, and she spelled the name (she knows twelve now).
- When she wants to know the name of anything, she points to it and pats my hand.
- When her attention was drawn to a marble slab inscribed with the name FLORENCE in relief, she dropped upon the ground as though looking for something, then turned to me with a face full of trouble, and asked, "Were is poor little Florence?"
- New baby's name is Harry.
- It would be particularly pleasant to him to dishonor my name and ridicule me, just because I have exerted myself on his behalf, befriended him, and helped him.
- He danced with you that often and didn't tell you his name?
- He said they called him a bad name.
- I don't want you to lose anything, but you know I'd want to be with you even if we didn't have a dime to our name.
- He wasn't the one who gave me a bad name.
- She could feel it in his soft kisses on her neck, in the way he whispered her name.
- But you said... why would you change your name?
- I was nervous so I forgot his name.
- Can you run a background check on her now that we have a last name?
- The conversation was innocuous and she wasn't identified by name.
- No plate on the bike but it said, Volt-Wheel, for a brand name.
- Just look at what Julie is doing in its name.
- I knocked and called out her name.
- I struck out, at least under his name.
- It appeared our Delabama killer had a name.
- I waited to hear John Luke Grasso, and steeled myself to pretend I didn't recognize the name.
- Betty-Boop or whatever your name is, if you tarry much longer I may be forced to introduce myself, though taking you, at least at this time, would cause a mild alteration to my carefully formulated plans.
- I was still skating with Brennan and never came out and said Howie, whom I referred to by name, was the tipster.
- Are you sure his name is Green; not Greely?
- I introduced myself by name as I accepted the offered seat across from a large desk, the only other furniture in the small room.
- I'm interested in a young woman whose name will be familiar to you.
- I haven't heard that name in fifteen years.
- I don't remember the name of the town but that didn't matter.
- I don't even remember his name.
- They called me Humper Willie, because of my name...
- What about the three name fellow we were discussing before dinner?
- Does the name John Luke Grasso ring any bells?
- He signed in at a camp ground under a different name.
- John Luke Grasso, his name was so much bile on my tongue I gagged to keep it down.
- I was just going to call you for a next of kin name.
- We may not have made his name public but that doesn't mean no one is looking for him and his motor home.
- A voice from the other stall cried out the name Julie, but I had opened it too, and with knife at the woman's throat, calmly told her to adjust her clothing and come with me.
- One look told me few kids had dared make fun of his name.
- His middle name is Google.
- My name is Elizabeth Anne Morganthaw Gustefson, called Betsy and I'm writing these horrifying remembrances at the request of my husband Ben.
- You don't have a spot of dust anywhere in your house or car and your name's Dusty.
- So, what's your cat's name?
- Sofi told me your name is Bianca.
- His name is Jonny if you ever see him.
- He looked at the slight Natural with dark hair and eyes who happened to have a doctorate in every type of science he could name.
- He felt fury at the mention of Darian's name mixed with resignation.
- Don't know your name.
- My name is Darian.
- Why don't you leave me your name, and if Mr. Bylun believes it in his best interest, he'll return your call.
- If his name scrawled across her shoulders didn't mark her as his, the collar did.
- This was too similar to what she physically felt towards Gabriel to be anything other than the Immortal bond that branded Darkyn's name across her shoulders.
- The images he placed in her mind were of her arching beneath him, crying out his name, while he drank from her.
- Both displayed Darkyn's name.
- She whispered the first name that came to mind.
- He forced her to face her reality from the moment she awoke with his name on her back.
- Except that, on his body, it was her name written in black.
- Anyone in authority seemed habitually out of the office after Dean gave his name.
- A name plate identified her as "Larkin."
- That's Fitzgerald's first name.
- No, she didn't remember who'd called or even if they left a name.
- At the mention of the name, there was a noticeable reaction from all members of the Dawkins' clan.
- If the name is 'Dawkins,' my guess is she's a stepmother.
- If the name Dawkins is involved, I can't hear it, but just slide around the names.
- Dean hadn't even managed a last name for bitch-Jennifer, much less the details of Dawkins v. Dawkins.
- But even old Mr. O'Connor at least had a name.
- Well, now that you have a time frame and a first name, that's a start.
- A tired voice asked for him by name.
- With an approximate date—or at least a year—and a first name, the chore would be infinitely easier than scouring decades for a nameless individual.
- I was hoping to pry the name of the gold-digger out of him!
- I thought I heard the name Dawkins mentioned in the litigation.
- In view of Fred's jury duty, even mentioning the name Dawkins around him was a no-no.
- At least Dean had refrained from disclosing the tie to the Dawkinses—Josh, the missing mine manager—nor had he mentioned he knew the name of the Dawkinses' stepmother.
- I heard my name.
- If anyone knows the whereabouts of Josh, last name unknown, contact Miss Edith Plotke on 6th Street.
- I couldn't find nothing on Josh without a last name, but Ed Plotke was in the phone book for six years between 1956 and 1962.
- Yes. I kept my maiden name because of my business—it's less confusing.
- What in God's name would make you ask a personal question like that?
- The first time I heard mention of the name was when the litigation began.
- Tickets were sold throughout the tourist season, and the winner's name was drawn at Oktoberfest in the fall.
- There, amid a cluster of floats, Boy Scouts and ballerinas, four of Fred's lady friends were in the final stages of hanging bunting about a beautiful old touring car whose vintage or name Dean couldn't identify.
- Much as I'd like to, I won't ask her if her mother's maiden name was Plotke, nor will I tell her daddy's bones may be taking a motor home trip up the west coast—or that his pinkie is in your jewel case.
- Dean recognized the man but didn't know his name.
- He was peppered with questions from the rescuers, many of whom he recognized, but he held responses to a negative shake of his head and Billy Langstrom's name.
- The other two he'd seen about town but couldn't put a name with a face.
- Do you have a last name?
- The last name is one of the things I'd like to know.
- Is that name familiar?
- He disappeared about the same time as the newspaper ad and his name was Josh.
- Do you know Josh's last name?
- Josh Mulligan—the bones finally had a name.
- She was pleased that Martha's bones now appeared to have a full name.
- She didn't get a first name.
- I'm gonna dig further on Monday but just the last name's a mighty strong coincidence, isn't it?
- What in the name of heaven and hell gave you that idea?
- There followed a call from Groucho, whose name Dean learned was Coleridge, telling of a report that the Boyd pair was sighted in Kansas, stopped for a tail light violation on Sunday afternoon.
- I suppose Paul recognized my name, either before or soon after we first met, back when I was a teenager.
- He knew neither her name nor anything about her.
- He called Lydia's name but it was several minutes before he heard steps, and more time before the door was opened.
- Now that you've seen all this, get out and go home to sweet little what's-her name.
- She gave me a couple of hundred bucks and left me at this bus station in this little town in Illinois—I don't remember the name.
- They came in a flat green tin—fifty of 'em. That's how they got the name.
- Her name is Martha, and yes, in a minute.
- At first I couldn't locate her because she was going under her maiden name, Radisson.
- The human was lost the moment Darkyn's name appeared across her back.
- He circled the small, blonde woman and stopped behind her, gaze on Gabriel's name, which was written across her back, along with the Immortal mating script.
- The idea Darkyn voluntarily took a bond to a human when he made a name for himself disobeying his former master … There might be a reason Darkyn hadn't explained it to his mate.
- Everyone gets to name one thing they want, Rhyn said.
- Lori tested the name and glanced from Carmen to Alex.
- You let someone... else name her?
- Alex refused to let her attach his name to that, so she had made provisions for it to be left to Jonathan and Destiny.
- I think I'll name him Dandy.
- My name is Carmen Barnett.
- She was always unsure which name to use.
- Thanks to him, my parents fought and I had an unattractive name.
- Thank goodness someone finally settled the name problem.
- The next name up for claiming appeared.
- The name on his arm lit up again.
- The name on his forearm disappeared as he knelt.
- After seeing his name tattooed across her back and the look of pure murder on his face, she hid in the closet until certain he was gone.
- The killer had already marked her with his name.
- My name is Deidre.
- That's why his name is on your back, by the way.
- Both compasses lit up as the next name on the list appeared.
- Gods. I'll add your name to the list of enemies.
- The sight of his name across her shoulders made his body hot with anger and need that left him frustrated.
- While Gabriel was written at the center of the geometric designs on Deidre's shoulders, the tattoo on the woman before her bore the name Rhyn.
- Wynn. I know this name.
- You only need to say my name to summon me.
- Her name is Harmony.
- Deidre's breath caught at the name scrolled across the narrow shoulders.
- Only one of us bears his name.
- Deidre crossed the room, terrified she'd find Gabriel's name gone.
- Fine. Name your bet!
- And what in the name of everything holy are you doing with a sword?
- The scientist, whose name was Ully, replaced the vial and leaned back in his chair.
- His name is Gabriel.
- Does the mortal human have a name?
- The creature repeated her name several more times while she examined her body.
- Do you have a name?
- She relived the bloody scene in the banquet hall, heard the creature panting her name as he came against her thigh and then tore through the other side of her neck.
- He drew out the name, and she sensed a personal connection to the white-haired man.
- She'd never in her life wanted a tattoo, but to have some blood-sucking, shape changing, ill-tempered, inhuman beast's name on her neck was infuriating!
- She wore a collar like a dog with her master's name on it.
- With each name, she flung a fish at him.
- Even without some sadistic creature's name around her neck, things would never be the same.
- He'd claimed her, whether in a fit of jealous fury after hearing Kris's name or for some other purpose.
- What in the name of everything holy was she doing?
- Even if not for Rhyn's name scrawled across her neck, she'd draw attention.
- It read Fendril, apparently the name of Molly's mate.
- Her hand went to her neck, where the name of her Ancient Immortal mate, Rhyn, had been until he broke their mating bond two days before.
- Oh. I think I.ve heard his name before.
- His name is Kris.
- His dead-dead brother was right, or Hannah wouldn.t bear Kris.s name.
- She.d heard his name before.
- You'll have everything of Evelyn's put in your name and lock her in her bathroom or something.
- His name is on the paperwork, if you're curious.
- You didn't name a third.
- After exploring the halls and grounds for an hour or two, she returned to the main atrium, where she heard one of the sisters call her name.
- She stopped a few feet from the entrance, debating whether she should just leave, until she heard A'Ran's name.
- Her pronunciation of his name was pleasantly accented.
- The name was unfamiliar, which meant he was not well connected and not among the families of his advisors.
- He'd never used her name before.
- Talal had been right; Kiera was a fateful name for his nishani!
- Romas whirled at the name, and she ran into him before taking a quick step back.
- In the end, she spoke his name.
- The Uncompahgre Gorge, a deep and narrow cut in the rock of the San Juan Mountains, hugged in its confines, a river of the same name.
- Did you notice Mrs. Shipton's son had a different last name?
- I suppose she's divorced and 'Shipton' is her maiden name.
- Hey, she has her name in it!
- Why would a woman write her name in her underwear?
- I used to send my laundry out, before I married a washer woman, but I never put my name on my shorts!
- That was her name, Annie?
- His last name is 'Ryland'.
- The poor animal was beginning to think "Bad Cat" was her new name.
- The sole name he retained was Mick, the jolly outgoing spokesman for the group, who seemed to know all of the others.
- I keep hearing the name 'Miss Worthington' a lot lately.
- She might not have been using her own name.
- And that's the name she wrote on her clothes.
- There was a guy who'd give you the money and tell you the name of the voter you were supposed to be.
- You can't read about prostitution in Ouray without coming across the name Vanoli.
- His name is Able Whitehouse.
- What in God's name happened?
- A neighbor friend tried to call me but they didn't know my married name.
- Then five minutes later, some guy calls asking for her, by name!
- Yes, Shipton whispered the name Dean to Jake Weller, but perhaps he didn't mean David Dean!
- My bet is she disguised herself as you—that's why Shipton said your name to Jake Weller!
- I want assurances from you and that horrid old Mr. O'Connor that the integrity of my family name will not be stained with unproven lies!
- That doesn't answer why Shipton said my name to you.
- I don't mean her name.
- He called Shipton's name once more, but again his shout hung unanswered in the still winter air.
- Dean vaguely remembered the eternity before voices above called his name and rescuers gracefully dropped down next to him.
- While stroking her hair, he spoke softly, "My name is Jackson Parrish, and as God is my witness, I will do all in my power to correct this situation."
- My name is Gabriel.
- How, in God's name will I ever reconcile this?
- Her name was Claudia.
- Well, that's an unusual name.
- My name is Elisabeth.
- Sarah asked, "What's her name?"
- She wanted to scream, "You have probably killed this poor girl and you don't even know her name?"
- Her name was Lisa.
- I don't even know her last name.
- My name is Elisabeth Sidwell.
- After a moment of awkward silence he said, "I'm sure you know what your name means."
- Elisabeth noted the different last name.
- Great. I'd like the name of the caterer you used.
- What was his name?
- My mother's name is Miriam.
- Jackson continued to scream Elisabeth's name with abject terror as she struggled to raise her head.
- Still, his tenacity was what had inspired the name, not his size.
- Her name is Tessa.
- You guys think it's silly to name farm animals, but it's easier for Katie and me that way.
- Anyway, I always liked that name.
- She leaned over the gate, calling his name softly so that the goats wouldn't be frightened.
- She has a name, you know.
- I always hated that name.
- One thing was sure, her list only contained one name - and he was on it.
- The trouble was, she forgot to scratch off the other name.
- Was he telling her to scratch Josh's name off her list?
- His name is Alex, and I don't want to hear you call him stud again.
- Her name is Casper.
- He'd known Tim his whole life and knew all of Tim's consorts and children by name, if not by sight.
- He expected her to name off Tim and answer his unasked question about the relationship between the two of them.
- She knew little about the stranger who called to check on her every day, not even his real name, but she was always cheered by his familiar voice.
- On impulse, Brady tapped his implant and breathed her name as he continued to ready himself.
- Maybe. I'll run his name through a few different people.
- The Horsemen was the tongue in cheek name given to the government program that placed a series of devices across the world, both in enemy and friendly countries.
- You remember your name?
- It has a name?
- Do you like the name Hazel?
- If we would've lived through this, I'd name our baby Hazel.
- Evil cannot be done in the name of good.
- But what do I know? It's my first time here, too. What's your name?
- He had said my name like Carrie.
- He wouldn't leave his name.
- His only phone message sounded like the same person who had telephoned the house the night before—again leaving neither name nor number.
- The glove compartment contained a registration in the name of World Wide Insurance Company and maps of the east coast states.
- The Wassermann twins, sainted boys according to the stilted account, had been all but ignored, according to the writer, Linda Segal, a name Dean didn't recognize.
- Don't use my name!
- Most old ladies wouldn't name their kids 'Homer.'
- The name startled them.
- He scribbled Ethel Rosewater's name and address on a scrap of paper.
- You haven't had 50 bucks to your name in a year!
- The third guest was an 18-year-old from a nearby township, although the name on the registered vehicle was different than the motel listing.
- Here I used an assumed name and all and you ran me down.
- Yeah. I wouldn't be no gentleman if I told you her name but she wasn't just some pig.
- Fred mentioned there was no name on the mailbox for apartment C. Mrs. Glass said there had been a name the last time she was there, a couple of weeks ago.
- I guess it was Cleary—he never said his name but that's what's on the mailbox.
- What in God's name ever made anyone think this tub of blubber was Jeffrey Byrne?
- He yelled her name but the call was smothered by the cry of the wind and the crash of the surf beyond.
- He yelled Cynthia's name as he stumbled ahead until he reached the wind-driven surf splashing at his feet.
- It ain't gonna be my name from here on.
- You gave your low-life friends my name and address so they could ransack my house and maybe kill someone who got in their way?
- Yet try as he may, he didn't know the names of the three little kids next door, who'd come trick-or-treating for a half dozen years, sold Girl Scout cookies and always smiled—and they knew his name.
- Why in God's name would I do that?
- Mrs. Glass said the guy asked for Cleary by name.
- Pat is a pretty androgynous name.
- The apartment was cleared out some time ago, or at least his name was off the mailbox.
- It was an unforgettable day and Dean never once thought of the missing Mr. Byrne until mid-afternoon while they were taking a short break and Cynthia mentioned his name.
- She wrote his name for him so there ain't no signature.
- He buys something different under another name.
- A new name was on the mailbox for apartment C. There were no piled up copies of the Parkside Sentinel lying about.
- As soon as Dean heard the name, he took the phone from Randy.
- He paid no heed to the words that were droning on, until a name riveted him to attention.
- Then a name caught his attention.
- It wasn't a common name and there was little chance it was a coincidence.
- What does the name list as an address?
- Her name was Emma Blanding, from Granby, Colorado.
- Maybe he signed up under a second name when he found out someone had been asking about him in Scranton.
- He didn't know a name or a number but the fellow had black hair.
- Dean and the young man whose name was Lou Gibbons chatted about the day's ride.
- The subscription was being sent to the name Cleary on Bascomb Place in Scranton but it stopped arriving there after he 'died.'
- He started changing his name as often as his shorts.
- He didn't steal the money—he found it—and aside from some name changing, it would be hell to prove he defrauded anyone.
- The key fob was the old fashioned type with the name of the motel listed on it.
- I don't guess he even knew my name at that point.
- He got upset and opened them to see if there was a name.
- Getting married would erase her name as well.
- Well, the title was in his name right now anyway.
- She wrote her name in the condensation on the side of her tea glass.
- The screen door squealed open and a deep warm voice called her name.
- Her house was unlivable, her clothes scattered in three homes, and tomorrow she was going to give up her name as well.
- I don't have a home anymore and tomorrow I won't even have my name.
- So, are you going to keep your name?
- No. It isn't the name, it's the loss of identity.
- Last night you said you were feeling anxious because you no longer had a home and you were about to lose your name.
- Today I signed my name Carmen Pullock and then had to mark through it and sign it with my new name.
- I hadn't thought about it, but it must be difficult to use a different name after using it your entire childhood.
- When she broached the subject of putting it in both their names, he had resisted, insisting that it remain in her name only.
- Apparently his house was still in his name.
- The bookkeeper's name and number are in the top right drawer of my desk.
- If she had a dime to her name, I'd be surprised.
- What was her name?
- If she did, it probably wasn't her real name anyway.
- I'd appreciate it if you kept his name out of this bedroom.
- She needed to give the foal a name, but nothing came to mind.
- At the mention of Josh's name, his eyes veiled over.
- The farm was still in her name — eighty acres.
- Would it go through life with a name like, "the foal?"
- That explained a lot of things, like why he had insisted she keep the farm in her name, and his anger that day in the barn.
- For Carmen, the name seemed perfect, as the new foal came at the beginning of a new life for her.
- Carmen tasted the name on her tongue.
- Give her a name and love her.
- It was the first time she used the name and her voice broke with emotion when she said it.
- Carmen loved the name.
- It took some strong-arming to get you out of the betrothal you were already in with … what was his name?
- I don't know that name.