(Now, he is universally called by it).
Dugie — as he is universally called — had worked at Old River Control since 1963, when the water started flowing.
Kup, as Irving Kupcinet is universally called, turned 90 on July 31, so forgive him forgetting the details.
John and Yoko, as they are universally called (except by the Immigration Service, which calls them Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lennon), have been in the United States since August 13 , 1971
Wall Street insiders were struck by how Mr. Lee (universally called Jimmy within the business) appeared as a promotional, highly aggressive 1980's-style power broker.
At a taxi line outside Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, waiting passengers almost universally called for larger back seats in the city's cabs, narrating the travails playing out before them.
THERE are times when Maurice Vaughn, the former major league baseball player universally called Mo, is treated like a businessman — usually when he is deep in talks to buy ratty apartment buildings and make them habitable again.
Horace's carmina, written in stanzas of two or four lines, are now universally called odes, but they have nothing in common with the passionate brilliance of Pindaric odes.
Mr. Schrader, who was universally called Abe, reigned as one of the kings of Seventh Avenue as a leading manufacturer of women's coats and better dresses, which he sent to stores for half a century.
Mr. Khalifa said he knew the book was crossing what are universally called "red lines" in the Arab world, and he was frightened when it came time to publish.
