know everyone by name

She seemed to know everyone by name, for one thing, which was damned impressive.

At my local library the librarians know everyone by name and we know their names.

The human resources people knew everyone by name."

"We exist because we provide old-fashioned service for our customers, and we know everyone by name," he said.

She knows everyone by name, so that saves you asking people's names because you hear them shouted out during the class."

"We knew everyone by name."

Steve knew everyone by name and we felt reassured that we weren't surrounded by vaguely threatening strangers.

The waiters at Little Venice, 32 Bermudiana Road, (441) 295-3503, www.littlevenice.bm, a Bermuda staple for more than 30 years, seem to know everyone by name.

Koshmar had been the last of the old chieftains-the last to rule over a tribe so small that the chieftain knew everyone by name, and adjudicated disputes as though they were mere bickerings between friends.

She knows everyone by name, the store manager and the girl at the checkout, you know the one with the baby lips and almond eyes, and she smiles as they kiss in the parking lot, lean recklessly against a Chevrolet in a sea of supermarket wagons.