Sentence examples for fondly named from inspiring English sources

The house, which they have fondly named N85 after its address, took 18 months to build.

The family planning clinic lay along gondho goli, an alleyway fondly named for its insurmountable stench.

GG, as she was fondly named by great grandchildren, was an inspiration for generations of her family, and for many blessed to know her.

It took 15 months for Winter to capture what has become a famous photograph of the California cougar, fondly named P22, with the Hollywood sign in the background.

They work in communities the new residents have fondly named "plantations". There, they are often given menial tasks not unlike those their slave forebears once performed on the real plantations that occupied these very grounds.

We think he will do a great job". Freeman's responsibilities are similar to those carried out by Tourism Australia's fondly named "Best Jobbers," although his role is a separate one.

Kingsley was reportedly especially enamoured with the fir trees, which he considered "a source of constant delight", fondly naming them "James the First's gnarled giants".

He began by writing fondly of one bear, named Ted, but has followed this by posting pictures of four bears in all.

He spoke fondly of this cat named Medgar Evers.

This is the name the Cariocas (residents of Rio) fondly call their town -- and with good reason.

He once shared the camper with a woman named Pam and fondly remembers her sending his family and friends birthday and holiday greeting cards.