Sentences with phrase «writing funny names»

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Another way is to display a funny quote written on it in such a way that the brand name appears somewhere and highlighted.

Just like you I wrote a recipe back using cauliflower (with the funniest name I might add) and I never seen anybody do one like it and now all these cauliflower recipes are popping up everywhere, but mine isn't raw, so we shall see, lol.

The details help make this example work (note the various pictures from your profile integrated in, plus the fact that a couple of your friends» names appear on Glenn's chalkboard, plus the frequent use of your hometown, plus the fact that your name is sometimes «hand - written»), but what really seals the deal is that the writing is funny as hell (the French version of Beck evoked a chortle).

When I went to a coffee shop later the same day, I told the barista my name, then corrected it with, «big bird» for my cup when he asked what he should write on the cup — too funny.

Your students will laugh out loud when they see their own names written in this funny Halloween powerpoint lesson that reviews past and present tense verbs.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareA while back, I wrote a funny post about a «literary agent» who popped up under one name, then another, then a third.

That's a funny thing, for an activity as solitary as writing, but the fact that my name is the only one on the cover is somewhat disingenuous.

TravelSort reader Daniel wrote in response to 150K AMEX Business Platinum Card Bonus Offer (Targeted): «Funny you should write about this 150K offer; I already have the AMEX Business Platinum for my business, but somehow I also received a 150K AMEX Business Platinum offer, in my company name.

Philadelphia Magazine named theater artist Jennifer Kidwell (2016) «Best Emerging Theater Artist» in its annual «Best of Philly» cover story, writing that Kidwell «is funny, smart, incisive, and a powerhouse onstage.»

The speech was both eloquent and funny, and included a minute (but only a minute) of silence for the passing of Louise Bourgeois and Butoh master Kazuo Ohno, whose name Hegarty had written on his forehead.