1.   But it makes the whole idea of the endowment more real to attach a name to the donor.

2.   But yesterday Forum rejected the criticism and said it had put seven names to Mr Adamec for the cabinet posts.

3.   Can he lend his name to the petition without compromising his professional integrity?

4.   Charfi had never before put his name to such a public statement.

5.   Clare had evidently mentioned my name to her.

6.   Do you want to add your name to the list?

7.   Elga Group has changed its name to Protean and has acquired Carbolite, the electric furnace and oven specialist.

8.   Emilio recognized the smell instantly but it was a moment before he could put a name to it.