Sentence examples for dubbed me from inspiring English sources
Futterman dubbed me the Consigliere.
And then they dubbed me".
In fact, I had so many of them crying, the crew dubbed me 'the Onion'.
"He dubbed me his classical arm," Mr. Henderson said of Ellington in a 2000 interview in The Times.
"He dubbed me his classical arm," Mr. Henderson recalled, back upstairs in the living room, with his wife of many years, Billie, hovering close by.
This is the stuff my twenty-one-year-old niece discovered me watching one day, and, as I say in the piece, dubbed me "Uncle Pervy".
Handcrafting the instrumental jazz album was a process he dubbed 'me against me'.
If the '70s were dubbed the Me Decade, this era could well be the My Decade.
The idea that modern America is in thrall to self-regard dates back to the 1970s, when writers like Tom Wolfe and Christopher Lasch famously critiqued the excesses of what Wolfe dubbed the "me decade".
"I was listening to a Foo Fighters song on the radio and thought it'd be very cool to see them in my city," says Zaffagnini, whose day job is running a start-up dubbed Trail Me Up that maps out views of hiking trails.
Their mission will be to "make Google services socially aware," and likely will be part of Google's not-so-secret social network in the making, dubbed Google Me.
