Sentence examples similar to name exchange from inspiring English sources

He knows people by name, exchanges jokes with them.

The same has already happened to the Big Band classic, "PEnnsylvania 6-5000" by Glenn Miller, or Elizabeth Taylor's Oscar-winning film "BUtterfield-8," both of which have titles that might confuse those too young to remember name exchanges.

Exchanges a peak match of set s with a number from [1,M] that is not an element of s, hence named EXchange with Outside Node.

NY 239 was about 3 mile in length and named Exchange Street.

There was a lot of shoving, with threats and awful names exchanged.

Whether the lists were physically traded or just the names exchanged was not spelled out.

So as soon as the leaders finally ordered the journalists to leave this afternoon, giving them 90 minutes to fold their tents and pack their bags, group photos were snapped and names exchanged among the journalists and the young men.

Until the late 1950's, almost all phone numbers in the United States used named exchanges, such as PLaza-5 or GRamercy-3, where the first two letters stood for the first two numbers of a seven-digit phone number.

In this new version, named Exchange-MM, three users each with their own mouse (Multiple Mice) interact on a single display with mediation by a technological network.

First names exchanged between the two people?

We don't bother with social niceties or name-exchanges and delve straight into politics.