The phrase "a cherie" is not correct in standard written English.
If you meant "cherie," it is a French term of endearment meaning "darling" or "dear," and it can be used in English contexts when referring affectionately to someone.
Example: "I can't wait to see you, my cherie; you always brighten my day."
Alternatives: "my dear" or "my darling."
A text from a friend warned her: "Whatever you do, don't do a Cherie Blair.
Brolly was sometimes paired on jobs with a Cherie, real name Caroline Bernstein.
We await with interest the outcome of a complaint to the ABC's rural department about a Cherie von Hörchner story which ridiculed Peta for complaining that sheep had been verbally abused by shearers on the Boorungie station last year.
Previous Schweppes campaigns depicted scenes such as a Cherie Blair lookalike apparently pinching Tony's bottom, Mrs Thatcher visiting Jeffrey Archer in prison, and Camilla Parker Bowles preparing for her wedding day.
Shot by Alison Jackson, the campaign depicted scenes such as a Cherie Blair lookalike apparently pinching Tony's bottom as they gaze out at the Downing Street press corps; and Sven, Nancy and Ulrika lookalikes rearranging their clothing after an illicit liaison.
According to Cherie Butts, a National Institutes of Health (NIH) postdoctoral fellow and NPA co-organizer, the meeting did what it was designed to do: "The HU-UTEP conference was formulated to arm these students with the necessary tools to make informed decisions before, during, and after the postdoctoral fellowship".
OK, I will admit I did have a bit of a wobbly – Cherie had to give me big cuddles, know what I mean!
Her films include Harry Potter (as Narcissa Malfoy), Skyfall, Scorsese's Hugo, and she was a plausible Cherie Blair in Peter Morgan's The Queen (a performance said to have got a thumbs-up from Cherie herself).
He was in impressive form, but a switch to dance mode was initially less successful, with an unconvincing Cherie followed by an infuriating long drum solo.
With the aid of a casting director she has found a top-notch Queen and John Prescott, a passable Alastair Campbell ('He's got the bullying right'), a pliable Cherie Blair (with what Campbell refers to in the film as her 'clown-mouth'), but her Gordon Brown is a disaster.
They began living together, and they had a daughter, Cherie, and then Christy.
