He gets a shiny white plaster cast, but he doesn't get a name.
He doesn't get a name, just a self-bestowed nickname: Beckham.
The Associate doesn't get a name until halfway through, and even then it's rarely used.
In recent years, for example, a high-street coffee-shop chain (once famous for avoiding tax and therefore doesn't get a name check), has launched a website specifically to count down to the launch of its Christmas offerings: cue outbreaks of desiccated cinnamon, stale gingerbread and eggnog with the consistency of late winter snot.
While India doesn't get a name-check for fast-growing markets, it does here: "In certain emerging markets, such as India, many users access our products and services through feature phones with limited functionality, rather than through smartphones, our website or desktop applications," Twitter writes.
(Massive? Isn't that what Godzilla was supposed to be?) Unlike Godzilla, they don't get a name, just this acronym.
The show first aired as an outlet for hip-hop and reggae dancing in 1992, though flexing didn't crystallize as a form in its own right until the late 90s, and it didn't get a name until the mid-2000s.
Simba's duplicitous Uncle Scar (a nod, surely, to Shere Khan from The Jungle Book) is plotting to dislodge Mufasa (he is called "Scar" after a facial disfigurement under his left eye – Scar does not get a noble Swahili name).
(Incidentally, while Edwards doesn't get a letter, the name he used most is treated as an alias for his legal one — Johnny Reid Edwards).
For James it's 'the youngish man' who also doesn't get an actual name until the end of the chapter.
