Sentences with phrase «nametags as»

Not exact matches

As captured on a video posted to Facebook (and embedded at the end of this article), one Aeroflot employee with a nametag reading «Mihkail» told only the ethnically South Asian Americans that they'd have to go to India.

Stacy Tetschner cites as an example Scott Ginsberg, who has given more than 400 speeches to 250,000 people around the world about how he meets people by wearing a nametag 24/7.

The Nametags feature could simplify the act of following someone, as users wouldn't have to search and type out handles.

(With our son, I was glad for this practice: we had a particular name that we intended for him but when he was born, we took one look at him and knew that he didn't belong with that name: his name was Joe as surely as if he had come out of the womb with a nametag and that was that.)

Breast cancer stem cells wear a cell surface protein that is part nametag and part bull's eye, identifying them as...

In a letter to Tussy, he said: «I am especially concerned that NameTag plans to scan dating websites such as Match and OkCupid.

Bruce Dern, as a used - car and trailer dealer known to one and all by the loaded moniker «Big Bob» Freedlander, is deeply touched to learn that Barbara Feldon, a one - time Young American Miss now in charge of marshalling the girls, has provided a special gold nametag for him as head judge.

Wearing the nametags was also an attempt to help the supervisors perceive themselves as an important part of the staff with an important role in the learning that took place in the school.»

The 133 nametag hints at the same 131bhp (133ps) 1.6 - litre naturally aspirated engine under the bonnet as before, a spirited unit that provides a big chunk of the little Twingo's fun character.

As the second car to appear under the recently reborn Maybach nametag (the S - Class based Mercedes - Maybach S 600 will be the first), the SUV will rival Range Rover and Porsche's most luxurious offerings.

So, as economic news improves, avoid the temptation to go back to the good old days and stock up on diamond - crusted cat nametags.

It's as generic as a nametag that says, «Person.»

A technician must wear a nametag identifying him - or herself as a pharmacy technician at all times while working.

It conjures up images of stuffy mixers where nametags and white wine abound, and you're just as likely to be pitched an insurance policy or get hit on as you are to make a legitimate business connection.

Collect postcards or small souvenirs such as drink coasters, hotel cards, nametags or pictures.