1. He mentioned them by name.

2. She asked for you by name.

3. The barman knows all the regulars by name.

4. The victims were not referred to by name.

5. The teacher knows all his students by name.

6. I only know her by name .

7. She did not address him by name.

8. The head teacher greeted all the pupils by name.

9. I knew him by name only .

10. The principal knows all the students by name.

11. The hospital now refers to patients by name,[Sentencedict] not case number.

12. A strange man, Fred by name, came to see me.

13. Although she didn't mention me by name, I know her remarks were intended for my benefit.

14. The students were listed by name and by country of origin.

15. He greets customers by name and enquires about their health.

16. The head teacher knows every child in school by name.

17. Perhaps by name: Our Lady.

18. He didn't single out anyone by name.

19. Disappointingly, none of the reviews mentioned Alvin by name.

20. She didn't mention you by name, but I'm sure it was you she was talking about.

21. But this old fellow, Najagneq by name, had fallen upon bad times in relation to the people of his village.

22. Always greet the guest warmly by name and say something pleasant, never argue or contradict, and avoid controversial conversation.

23. Each is published by name and dedicated to a noblewoman.

24. To identify people by name can be seen to detract from the objectivity of the report.

25. refer to sb/sth to mention or speak about sb/sth: The victims were not referred to by name.

26. It's a big school but the principal knows everyone by name .

27. There are others who often do not leave their cars but are mightily impressed without recognising the various summits by name.

28. Editorial competition A competition is another device for promoting your product or services by name in terms of both write-up and pictures.

29. In earlier days a lady barber plied her trade here, Belle Kendal by name.

30. To ensure a comfortable, homey environment, always greet new arrivals by name and ask how they are feeling.

1. refer to sb/sth to mention or speak about sb/sth: The victims were not referred to by name.

31. The officer in charge greeted Schoene by name and led her aside.

32. He is a frequent flier and knows some of the pilots by name.

33. The writer closed by identifying himself, not by name but as a musician from Vienna.

34. He opened his diary which was lying on his desk and checked by name against his written entry.

35. Theoretically you could insert a row for every individual by name.

36. They keep coming back for the friendly hellos by waitresses who greet them by name.

37. But despite my love for cucumbers, they never appear, by name[http:///by name.html], on lists of vegetables that reduce cancer risks.

38. Others prefer men willing to be known, at least by name, to the child.

39. We believe a cup of coffee leaves a nicer taste in your mouth when it's given to you by name.

40. These and all other consultants should be listed by name, title and a brief statement of relevant experience.

41. She recognized Telemachus instantly from his likeness to his father and she called him by name.

42. A longtime airline pilot, who did not want to be quoted by name, said weather conditions were ripe for icing.

43. He calls us by name, and his relationship to each one of us fits our own person uniquely.

44. Searches can be done by name, county or ZIP code.

45. Their voices can be heard throughout the following pages, where I refer to them consistently by name.

46. Although the president did not mention him by name, Feuerstein was seated behind Mrs Clinton throughout the address.

47. I never knew his name; if I wanted to quote him by name, I would have to get permission.

48. It is an essential mechanism of language to assemble by name what is toilsome or impossible to assemble by hand.

49. The President has personalized the debate by attacking his opponents by name.

50. When she spoke to me, calling me by name, I never wanted to do anything to spoil the moment.

51. Even the chambermaid knew me by name.

52. The glimmering girl then calls Aengus by name.

53. Causes a binary sort by name.

54. Arbour mentioned no country by name.

55. The vocative case is used to address someone by name.

56. Click on the tool bar's Column Auto-Match icon to instruct DataStage to automatically map columns by name between the input and output links.

57. Lydian maid, Arcane by name, did not seem to think much of Athena' s skill, for she frequently talked big that she could beat the goddess if she had the chance to do so.

58. The getenv() function searches the environment list for a string that matches the string pointed to by name.

59. The use of a call by name parameter implies a textual substitution of the formal parameter name by the actual parameter.

60. The dynamic proxy property approach does reduce or eliminate the ability to obfuscate the Model layer because the properties on the Model are now referenced by name in the XAML.

61. Dolphins communicate like humans by calling each other by name, scientists in Fife reported on Monday.

62. The Fly Agaric represents THE archetypal mushroom per se - even to those who don't know it by name.

63. This includes registering the stock trader club, by name, as a business with the state and applying for a tax ID number.

64. Unlike laws in countries like Ireland, FOIA does not list covered agencies by name, nor does it categorically exclude bodies that handle intelligence and security, as in the United Kingdom.

65. Alternatively, the RTLS provider can also provide that data in the form of location information with semantic meaning, such as in the form of a zone or room identified by name.

66. There's an oceanographer in Hawaii, Mike Mottl by name, who's been measuring — or trying to measure — how much water we have on this planet[Sentence dictionary], and his calculations are a little startling.

67. Sorts items alphabetically by name of the folder they are in.

68. For years they lived in Thrace and had one son, Itylus by name.

69. Lydian maid, Arachne by name, not seem did to think much of Athena's skill, she frequently talked big that she could beat the goddess if she had the for chance to do so.

70. Any function may access an external variable by referring to it by name, if the name has been declared somehow.

71. To exercise the sorting function, click on the header of the Name column and sort by name ascending.

72. Ask for it by name, and check the pack to ensure you're getting genuine Meno-Life.

73. On the river Acheron the surly old man, Charon by name, forever ferried new arrivals across for one coin.

74. For SQL PL stored procedures and UDFs, you can specify default parameter values and assign them by name.

75. To run an application stored in a non-executable JAR, you have to add it to your class path and invoke the application's main class by name.

76. How that in Bethlehem was born the Son of God by name.

77. In this case, the first method would obtain the value of the header field by specifying its index in the result set and the next one would retrieve a header field value by looking up its key by name.

78. Pope John Paul II died the day before the Puja, and I realized that he is indeed one of my benefactors, so I listed him by name as one of my karmic creditors.

79. In the article " Learn Linux, 101: File and directory management," you learn how to use the find command to find files by name, modification time, size(), or other characteristics.

80. Add - Adds an item or npc by name to a targeted location.

81. His honest liking for humble people was shown by the fact that he greeted all the old White House servants by name, even the scullery maids.

82. This is a special type of memory available through the DataBlade API where you give it a name and can retrieve a reference to it by name.

83. Ayatollah Khamenei has never attacked him or Mousavi by name, but always referred to them as "leaders of sedition", a term now now routinely used to describe opposition leaders.

84. Lydian maid, Arachne by name, did not seem to think much of Athena's skill, for she frequently talked big that she could beat the goddess if she had the chance to do so.

85. The exported Scotswoman, Mrs Bickerton by name, ate heartly of one or two seasoned dishes, drank some sound old ale.

86. A German glassblower and instrument maker Geissler by name, built in 1954, an air pump.

87. A placard was posted up without any signature , accusing a number of people by name.

88. German glassblower and instrument maker Geissler by name, built in 1954, an air pump.

89. DI SILVA: You said the man called you by name.

90. This would allow you to sort by name or rank, covering the full breadth of the App Store's vast shelves.

91. When he was delightfully wandering through the woods one day, a wood nymph, Echo by name, caught sight of him. She fell in love with him at once.

92. I called several by name, thanked them all, then gave them a full account of the record their hard work in that long-ago winter had made possible.

93. It's a really awesome Haskell search engine, you can search by name, module name or even type signature.

94. Mr. Solicitor - General then, following his leader's lead, examined the patriot : John Barsad, gentleman, by name.

94. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

95. The columns collection can be indexed only by name or ordinal.

96. In the Qur'an there are 114 chapters. One of them is dedicated by name to women. It's called Surah an-Nisa.

97. This old man was a castaway Englishman, Henry Atkins by name.

98. An old blind seer, Tiresias by name, was brought before the king and, outraged by the kings impolite language, declared that Oedipus himself was the hunted murderer.

99. Gates doesn't address anyone by name, hand out praise or stroke any egos.

100. The Directory of professionals and organizations can also be searched by name, area and geographical region of expertise.

101. For a host to be referenced by name, it has to be resolved through name resolution.

102. Some smart parents will have to pay estate duty that is to minor children, purchased property permits even if reading is the primary and secondary school children by name.

103. Euodia and Syntyche are mentioned by name in the Bible and urged to resolve their differences: "Be of the same mind in the Lord" (Phil. 4:2).

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