Sentence examples for a face to the name from inspiring English sources

What really put a face to the name was the press coverage inspired by the theft.

Key to this is allowing audiences to put a face to the name of your (often obscurely named) show and interacting with potential audiences directly.

(For those who cannot put a face to the name, a photograph of Novak on the cover has him looking suitably saturnine).

The oil tycoon goes to extraordinary lengths to ensure nobody can put a face to the name: he is rarely captured on camera and his movements are a closely guarded secret.

She added: "I just started taking note of the names so I could remember properly and put a face to the name.

Do you have to be at office hours to grab a spot at Disrupt? Absolutely not, but putting a face to the name definitely helps.

"What my son did was give a name and a face to the 40,000 dead," Mr. Sicilia said.

However, it looks like the S.E.C. now believes that it has to attach a name and a face to the cases it brings against big banks".

I could no longer read a report about the violence in Syria, a suicide bomber in Afghanistan or the ongoing deterioration in the Democratic Republic of Congo without wanting to put a name and a face to the soldier who was hit by a roadside bomb, the mother in the refugee camp whose children were dying from starvation or the family that was brutalized for their religious beliefs.

Put a face to that name.

Intro solves another problem: putting a face to a name.