Sentence examples for recently christened from inspiring English sources

Instead, they're engaged in what Wired recently christened the "good-enough revolution".

The second answer is Microsoft's burning ambition to own the Internet, recently christened the Microsoft.NET initiative.

I have nothing against Dunguib, or "The Dung" as he was recently christened by a reader on our racing blog.

It's the latest example of what the critic Tyler Green recently christened the Miami Model: pre-eminent art collectors opening their own de facto museums.

But Scott Layden, the team's general manager and recently christened president, is optimistic the Knicks can find someone in the second round.

There is even a new river, the recently christened "Oklahoma River", which runs through seven miles of a previously dry creek and has regattas.At the heart of the revival is the canal area, called Bricktown.

Recently re-christened as ZDS, UK dude Nat Self has been a mainstay on the London scene for the last half decade, with a diverse and unpredictable DJ style that incorporates ghettotech, classic house, disco and even a dash or two of hip-hop.

The first of these, the Viking, was christened recently by Maersk, the ship's owner.As inland and offshore wells nearer the coast run down after decades of exploitation, so Big Oil is being forced ever farther out to sea.

Recently a cruiser was christened Amsterdam after Amsterdam, N.Y., which has a population of 35,000, and there is still considerable talk in conservative naval circles to the effect that Amsterdam is only a gunboat town.

Recently, the lab was renovated and christened in honor of Donald A. Glaser - Berkeley physicist, Nobel Laureate, and ultimate experimentalist.

Dr. Paul also recently acquired a refurbished 747 jetliner, which he christened Global Peace One.