Sentence examples for to be dubbed from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't it be nice to be dubbed the new Nevilles?

To be dubbed "Smashin' Andy" would probably have pleased Andy in his Dunblane days.

Honeymoon?" A girl read the lines; the announcer's voice was to be dubbed in later.

"We love to be dubbed drug free," the former prime minister Portia saidsaidMiller said.

I want everything David Walliams says to be dubbed by a giggling little girl.

In November the Indian soap opera Kumkum Bhagya became the first to be dubbed into Twi.

That appears to be close enough for the March full moon to be dubbed a supermoon.

IT WAS not the first day to be dubbed "Merger Monday" but it was one of the more spectacular.

On Thursday, the musician Van Morrison went to Buckingham Palace to be dubbed knight by the Prince of Wales.

(Funding hiccups and the peculiarities of Italian politics caused the building to be dubbed the "eternal building site").

Ken Loach's authentically Yorkshire film Kes, filmed in Barnsley, had to be dubbed into "English" for DVD distribution.