Sentence examples for calls mummy from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles, with his 11 private secretaries and his fetish for interfering in government, is called Sir by everyone, except the Queen, whom he calls Mummy, in a parody of Little Britain dysfunction.

"I created a blend called Mummy and Me for when my wife was pregnant".

12. 'Mummy…' You will be called "Mummy" absent-mindedly by your children – take this as a compliment and reward yourself with a discreet fist pump.

As president of what he called "Mummy's museum", Rockefeller was one of the biggest backers of Abstract Expressionism (which he called "free enterprise painting").

The parties may also have met in Dubai, where Khan maintained a secret office above a children's store called Mummy & Me.

Its strategy has been to smooth away all the edges of controversy, to reassure voters that their future is safe in the hands of "Mutti", the leader they call "Mummy".

The Egyptians used to dig them up and ground them up as medicine, and until the early 20th century, there was a shade of paint called "Mummy Brown," that was made with ground-up mummies.

The hatching larva then develop through three larval stages to become a pupa, protected inside the hardened host body called "mummy", from which an adult wasp will emerge [ 4].

Ephra refers to "my own kid"; Atika calls herself "mummy".

Four o'clock, and it is time to (a) go to yoga class at the new David Barton Gym on West 23rd Street, (b) pen a guest editorial for the Brit-centric fashion 'zine Cheap Date or (c) return phone calls from Mummy's friends Caroline Kennedy and Anna Wintour.

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