You get to recognize faces and you get to know the names of a lot of people".
Never mind that Monsanto is a sponsor of the prize (and that the list of other backers reads like a who's who of big ag and big food), or that we never get to know the names of either the nominees or the nominators.
"David Rae will get to know the names involved and will decide whether it's in the interests of the club," said Hope. "If David decides again it is not in the interests of the club then fine, we'll back off and that'll be it, but we feel our offer is fair, especially now they are in the Second Division.
I get to know the names of the participants and their drunken, exhibitionist ways.
Get to know the names of every shop person or anyone that you come into regular contact with and always greet them by their first name and just like that you will be a member of the community of man.
It got to a point recently that I had to ask myself, "Why do I not take the time to get to know the names of the people I see in my building and neighborhood every single day?" But it has gotten much worse than simply ignoring the people we walk by.
Continue that cheerful smile with your introduction and get to know the names of others as well.
Get to know the names of the most famous rock bands, their history, their members, listen to and know their music.
Getting to know the name of a place on the outline of a map is somewhat impersonal, and memorizing just the names of countries may seem somewhat pointless to you if you don't connect them to the people who live there.
A person thus gets to know the names of six generations (three preceding generation, his own and two succeeding generations his sons and grandsons) in his life, reaffirming lineage ties.
