Sentence examples for quickly christened from inspiring English sources

Jokesters quickly christened her Sarah Pei Ling, after Sarah Palin, the former U.S. vice-presidential candidate.

Two fireworks companies quickly christened new displays Shock and Awe, and their applications followed.

He was then stripped of that post at the 2007 World Cup in the West Indies after falling out of a pedalo – or "fredalo" as it was quickly christened – when the worse for drink.

The local press has quickly christened Mr. Maia "the candidate of organized crime," but he says he does not mind the association with the First City Command, which he likens to "a club or a guild".

Worried Democrats and anti-Trump Republicans quickly christened the hawkish new team of Bolton and Pompeo a "war cabinet" and warned of a militaristic turn in Trump's policy, but it's already clear that they don't have the actual warrior among them on board.

"Two Jags", as Mr Prescott had become known thanks to his fondness for ministerial limos, was quickly re-christened "Two Jabs".

Christened Hilaire, it quickly gained the reputation as a place where you would expect to find, Hopkinson says, "a certain intelligence about food and... good taste".

Christened Anne Frances, she was quickly nicknamed Nancy by her mother and used that name throughout her life.

The headquarters of the Jamaican General Trained Nurses Associationn was christened "Mary Seacole House" in 1954, followed quickly by the naming of a hall of residence of the University of the West Indies in Mona, Jamaica.

In 2002 investors were deluged with so much of this newly christened junk that spreads over Treasurys quickly widened to ten percentage points.

Similarly, the Tories cannot win on the "cost of living crisis", as it's been christened, and realised they have to change the subject, and quickly.