Sentence examples for will be dubbed from inspiring English sources
You need to be a geek to something(like video games)or you WILL be dubbed a poser, thus your nerd princess title WILL disappear.
Their words will be dubbed for the other languages in the multilingual audio feed.
The new system will be dubbed Midas, for Market Information Data Analytics System.
top House liaison, spearheaded the crafting of the package.According to knowledgeable sources, the House Democrats' document will be dubbed a "partnership" with the American people.
There is no chance that Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney will be dubbed the "hunks of the heartland," as were Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore.
The dialogue is completely in Arabic and features mostly Lebanese, Egyptian and Syrian actors, although it will be dubbed in Farsi for Iranian moviegoers.
Going by the half-life of an internet trend these days, it'll be dubbed a dangerous new practice by a school district on Thursday, happen live on a BBC chat show on Friday, be responsible for a hospitalisation on Saturday and be the subject of a nostalgic "remember the condom challenge" round-up by next Wednesday.
You'll be dubbed as a poser, and nobody likes that.
Don't automatically start spawning threads or you'll be dubbed a loser (or more offensive term).
Who'll sit comfortably through what will doubtless be dubbed another Srebenica?
BARACK OBAMA is preparing to discuss the details of his bank tax, which will officially be dubbed the "Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee" (PDF).
