Examples of 'do you name' in a sentence
Meaning of "do you name"
do you name: This fragment could be part of a question asking for someone's name or a request to provide a name for something
How to use "do you name" in a sentence
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do you name
What do you name the successor to the Apple II.
What do you call your home and what do you name as office?
Do you name someone that is about to die?
Who among you do you name as captain?
Who do you name as the guardian of your children in a will?
Speaking of names, how do you name your characters?
Do you name them after your favorite in a television show?
Each piece is unique, do you name or mark them somehow?
Do you name them before you kill them?
Will sign him! How do you name me? Julie Darren.
Do you name a star after me?
Key points, How do you name things?
What do you name the knife you keep in your boot?
Will sign him! How do you name me?
With what right do you name my son Adam and not Johann Sebastian like father?
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Do you name your ants?
So how do you name a drug?
Do you name things appropriately?
How do you name that?
Do you name a star after me? Do you send me an edible fruit basket?
How do you name me?
Do you name the cows?
Why do you name this in a holy place!
How do you name then lhre friends?
How do you name one who rapes?
How do you name this type of ether?
How do you name these children?
Why do you name all your gym equipment?
How do you name this thing?
What do you name your girls?
How do you name seven babies?
How do you name your pieces?
How do you name your tracks?
What do you name your creation?
How do you name your photographs?
How do you name your files?
How do you name optical isomers?
How do you name the file?
How do you name yours?
How do you name it in czech?
How do you name a cocktail?
How do you name malware?
Why do you name it selfish?
How do you name a pet?
What do you name somebody who's afraid of Santa?
How do you name the Son of God?
How do you name me? Julie Darren.
Hey, do you name your weapon?
Hey, do you name your weapon? Give it a rest, man.
