Sentence examples for lovingly called from inspiring English sources

Lois was devoted to family and friends, especially her five grandchildren, who lovingly called her Gigi.

They became a physical version of what Thoreau lovingly called "a sense of place".

So what if your hairdresser proudly and lovingly called her husband a "chef," albeit naïvely.

A hooker? Do you know who lovingly called his putter Billy Baroo?

A warm, generous and witty man, Joe delighted in his family and grandchildren who lovingly called him "Big Joe".

After New York State's legislators adopted their $90 billion budget this week, one leader lovingly called it a "miracle".

Some of his colleagues lovingly call him "grandpa".

The "boys," as their fans lovingly call them, are incompetent.

Loren Bassett, 41, a demanding yoga teacher in Manhattan, lovingly calls some of her followers "insane".

They were bankers, lawyers, programmers, film distributors, entrepreneurs and all-around aviation buffs or, as they lovingly call themselves, geeks.

'Cotton Box', as we lovingly call him due to his wiry buffon, suffers from a useful strain of travelling narcolepsy.