Sentence examples similar to put someone's name forward from inspiring English sources
Passing along a useful resource, referring a potential client, putting someone's name forward for a role that will elevate their visibility or even connecting them to someone else who could be a great mentor – w omen who go out of their way to support other women set off a ripple effect that leaves everyone better off.
He said Truman had decided not to put White's name forward for the I.M.F.
"Why do you put someone like this forward who is a balloon head?" he said.
It is not known whether the chief rabbi nominated himself or someone else put his name forward.
"And in that, the way to move forward is to put someone in place permanently".
They said it seemed that more men than women were put forward or put their names forward for jobs.
That's why I put my name forward".
Likewise, sponsorship - having someone to act as your advocate and put your name forward at senior level - can be an invaluable way to boost your stock in many organisations.
Alan Dillon, Mayo's two-time all-star forward, said he will put his name forward in the next local convention.
When Ms. Hussein put her name forward, Ms. Roe embraced the idea.
