More conventional, but still huge galleries, roughly 50 feet square, are devoted to the Guggenheim's classic collection of modern art -- Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, Brancusi, Leger, Miro -- a roll call of the names recent generations have grown up with.
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Its client list is a roll call of the biggest names in service and hospitality: McDonald's, Marriott, Starwood hotels.
More significant is that the list of companies involved in this work has been transformed from a collection of relatively small and little-known concerns, bravely struggling with the elements and unconvinced investors, to a roll-call of some of the biggest names in engineering and energy.
In your next meeting or conference call, vow to learn the names of as many attendees as possible.
Yankee Stadium has liquored-up "bleacher creatures" performing an inane roll call of player names as the game is about to start.
The Bleacher Creatures' roll call was loaded with new names because of injuries and the departures of free agents Nick Swisher and Russell Martin.
The climate is cooler, the names sound German, the architectural aesthetics call to mind the Mosel region rather than rural France, and the cuisine enjoys a distinct Germanic influence.
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But they do not call the authors of the posts names and they do not use rude speech, particularly when rude speech is written in the course of criticizing the author of the post or any of the people who have come to comment on the post.
Halfpenny was playing club rugby a year ago but the 20-year-old has leapt ahead of more established names to earn the call to face South Africa this summer.
The men whisper, in a kind of awe, the exact departure times, the ports of call - Brindisi, Venice - the transit times, the names of the ships.
That, of course, is the reason that you will not need to call the stationers to cope with this particular change: the translation of names into numbers is handled automatically by computers called name servers, so most users have no idea what the numbers are.
They have some overlap in the list of names, call that subset M.
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He also chose to call the players by their surnames rather than their first names, let alone their nicknames.
The roll call of great hedge fund managers includes many names that are becoming more familiar to casual readers of mainstream newspapers and magazines: Arthur Samberg, Paul Tudor Jones, Philip Falcone, Steve Cohen, Paul Singer.
No names: I'll call her Ms. X for the sake of convenience, though "she" may or may not be a woman.
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In the early days it was in your face and people could call you names and get away with it and there was nothing you could do.
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On Monday, ministers took the unprecedented step of publishing their names as part of what they call a "war on waiting".
Ayers was one of the original proponents of "free schools, " where students call teachers by their first names and don't receive grades on assignments.
It comes printed with the names of up to eight people the user chooses - just press the name and the call is made.
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