drop names

So, he could drop names with the best of them.

But others said it would be a greater mistake to drop names and then later find out that the decision to exclude them was wrong.

I didn't want merely to drop names or retail a few war stories.

He would drop names out in the media like lures for hungry trout.

Moreover, if you're going to drop names - and this show spills them - the details should be right.

For example, the Buddy List can be organized by dragging and dropping names into place.

The powerful drop names, the religious praise God, even the atheists are pious.

The account of the ceremony was maudlin and full of dropped names.

These appearances allowed him to discuss current events, drop names and burnish his image as a man of influence.

Dr. Hammer likes to drop names and tell stories.

He sounds star struck, dropping names of Hollywood studio executives who have been recent lunch dates.

Earth-shatteringly famous people, but it's bad manners to drop names."

Actually I'd never even met Drosta, but dropping names can be useful.

A Domain name registrar who sells dropped names.

Galbraith doesn't have to drop names: he has known everyone, or at least everyone who was on speaking terms with the liberal left.

TO persuade friends to meet me for dinner at a restaurant called Rain last week, I had to drop names.

He published an autobiography, Dropping Names, in 2005.

But Hartz earned his right to drop names.

He drops names aplenty, but naturally and inoffensively.

Her producers with Hollywood and literary friends are finally playing more-connected-than-thou, dropping names with a vengeance.

And so he drops names.

There is some excess in these dropped names, a piling-on of allusions and ideas, perhaps even an aggressive extravagance.

"They drop names and have opinions."