| Her gold eyes glinted even in the dark, the black collar around her neck swinging an old nametag and a small tinkling bell. |
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| She yanked her work shirt over her head, put on her hat, and pinned her nametag to her shirt. |
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| They gave me a lovely nametag and lanyard and then turned me loose in the gaming room. |
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| I stuttered a hello back and then glanced down to see if I was wearing a nametag. |
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| Wear your conference nametag and bring the invitation ticket that is in your conference bag. You can exchange it for a gift. |
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| He hates having to wear a nametag on his sweater at Model United Nations Day at school. |
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| They should tie the yarn to the nametag of the person to their side and say something nice about them. |
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| Consider wearing the CDHO pin and wear a nametag that contains both your name and professional status. |
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| At the registration table, a cheerful brunette handed me my welcome package and nametag. |
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| Keith Brown, like other Oasis employees, wears a nametag that identifies his country of origin, in his case Trinidad and Tobago. |
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| The package contains a nametag that admits you to your courses, additional information concerning the Academy, and concert tickets. |
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| Each participant will receive a nametag that will have to be worn all the time and shown to access the Congress areas. |
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| We print your logo on a badge of synthetic material, you slide in the nametag and you are ready for business. |
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| Normally we all mark our travel luggage with personal nametag which includes our address. |
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| I borrowed the nametag keeper's pen and scratched out as much of the name on the tag as I could, attempting to replace it with my actual, real name. |
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| The important thing to know is that being labelled is when persons put a nametag on you. |
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| University students were at the entrance, asking people to leave their information for our database and put on a nametag, and everyone happily complied. |
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| Even so, the gray cadet uniform, with the big black stripe down the side of the pants, and nametag above the left breast, is the sort more often seen on high-school band members than on fighting soldiers. |
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| Each one has a nametag velcroed to the front, since, with only the tip of one's nose showing, it would otherwise be impossible to distinguish people. I head outside and begin walking. |
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| With office standard models and industry models, the locations logo can be printed on the label, and nametag and equipment labels can be created from a database. |
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| Worn with ribbons, specialist insignia, commendations, and nametag. |
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| Visitors could watch the contestants at work and try their hand at giving an injection, making a rucksack, welding a nametag and programming a robot. |
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| Have students make a list of people they see as part of their country: farmers, children, teachers etc. Give each child one of the roles and have them write it onto a nametag. |
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