Sentence examples for lost your name from inspiring English sources
If you need to print a new name tent because your name has changed during the academic year or you lost your name tent and cannot locate it in the Lost & Found, you can print a replacement on FuquaWorld.
"The computer must have lost your name".
If you are unable to pick it up in advance, or have forgotten or lost your name card, you may pick up a copy at the designated table in Lerner Hall on the day of Convocation.
"You lost your name, you became a number.
If losing your name wasn't a big deal then men would do it.
With steady, sumptuous incomes, the sisters discovered that "you did not have to marry, lose your name and settle down to domestic life".
Something is stirred in the men who become part of the anti-Fascist band: "You even lose your name in the hills," one of them says, proudly, "it's like a rebirth".
We change our names because over centuries we've been hoodwinked – by the Bible, by parliament, by the banks, by Disney, by our peers, by our in-laws and by sniffy people with forms who want boxes ticked – into thinking that losing your name is no big deal.
There's pressure, and you don't want to lose your name because you join the army.
Worse than death, you lose your good name".
