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Sentence Examples The film is originally in Mandarin but has been dubbed in Hindi and Telugu for its India release. Employees dubbed it The Room of Doom, just because the two words rhymed, and it sounded threatening. The problem of such malvertising, as it had been dubbed, appears to be spreading. He spoke his lines in English and then had them dubbed by an Indian voiceover actor. She is beautiful and her acting is fine, but her singing voice is dubbed and she looks artificially Puerto Rican. The magazine also delves into the Indian film industry's less-than-stellar counterpart in Pakistan, dubbed Lollywood. In that respect the animation fares much better than Japanese live action films dubbed to English. Animation far exceeds live action when it comes to a dubbed language track. The series will be dubbed into five Indian languages and will be aired on five satellite channels of the ETV network. Eventually two prints were found, one dubbed into French and the other with German subtitles. And Tricia Stewart, 54, and Lynda Logan, 59, have just returned from Rome where the film has been dubbed into Italian. Television is dominated by films and soap operas from Thailand and Hong Kong, dubbed into Khmer. Like many, I dislike watching anime dubbed into English, but in this particular situation, you may find yourself switching over. The version of High Tension that is finally getting a United States release has been slightly trimmed and dubbed into English. Thus, the usual pattern of Greek films being dubbed into English for American distribution was reversed. The disc offers a choice between the original French language track and a soundtrack dubbed into English. He wants to know if they speak the language that the movie has been dubbed into. Personal advisor to the Queen, he was dubbed a Knight of the British Empire by Victoria when he was only forty. The project, dubbed the African Christmas Tree Promenade, is in its second year. Last summer, the broadcaster tested video-on-demand with a new service dubbed Interactive Media Player. Show More Sentences The media later dubbed it the Feingold Diet, and parents have called their support group the Feingold Association. In order to make it all a bit more interesting they dubbed it the Big Bird Race and gave the competitors names. This side project was dubbed Fruit Bats, named after a type of large, flying, fruit-eating tropical mammal. This humble natural wonder may have a name, but I dubbed it One Man's Cascade. Apple Computer, seeking to hold its share of the education market, introduced a new computer dubbed eMac, designed specifically for schools. She also played Maria in the musical West Side Story, though, to her dismay, her singing had to be dubbed. She employs subtitles and dubbed narration to evoke linguistic deterritorialization. Most of his films were often butchered by producers and distributors, hideously dubbed and derisively reviewed. That's why this semi-final has been dubbed the most important derby this century. Stupp and his coworkers made the templates for the cadmium sulfide helices from molecules dubbed dendron rodcoils. Developers hope that an emerging network dubbed the geospatial web will tie these devices together to create a unique new user experience. Tolo began running the soap opera, dubbed into Afghanistan's Dari language, this year. One reviewer dubbed her as altogether exceptional music of grace and texture scored for a front-line city. He has been dubbed Canada's David Lynch, which is a lazy way of saying he likes to footle around beneath the facade of respectability. He dubbed himself Alistair, traded in his homely Midlands accent for one closer to Mayfair, and cultivated a posh circle of friends. The 78-year-old former baker's assistant was dubbed at an investiture by the Prince of Wales. The telco fraudsters, dubbed phone phreakers, can make money by selling on, at a cheap rate, the knowledge and the phone number. The action is fast-paced and brutal, and the dubbed dialogue has been peppered with four letter words. On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome. Shot in washed-out 16 mm with post-sync sound, the grainy photography and dubbed voices recall the style of a late-night Filipino horror show. Show More Sentences It's dubbed, so the words don't match, but I think this just adds to the sheer surrealness. The floating communities of jobless men in the nation's cities were dubbed Hoovervilles. I turned around in enough time to see Bey trot around a bend on his black Friesian, leading a black paint mare I've dubbed Kionee. At the time, the league had only 14 teams, and it would be seven years until the championship was dubbed the Super Bowl. Most of the films are subtitled or even dubbed, while the animated shorts are largely dialogue-free. Obviously, there is a bit of liberty between the subtitles and the dialogue in the dubbed track, but the dub is quite good. Reversing the cross-over trend, this is a Hindi film that will be dubbed into English and exported. I certainly hope that if it's dubbed or subbed it'll be done respectfully and as accurately as possible. The man widely dubbed the New Blair faced the original Blair yesterday at Westminster's weekly feast and ceremonial. He has had a crack at cinema as well, grabbing a role in a Hollywood production dubbed Jungle Boy. Archaeologists yesterday put on show a 17th century cannon recovered from a wreck dubbed Scotland's Mary Rose. Some of the extracts we saw were enhanced by live actors doing voice-overs, others had piano or dubbed on music. Appropriately dubbed phytonutrients, these nutrients have names like bioflavonoids, polyphenols, and carotenoids. Police were bemused when they found the bunny, which they dubbed Hoppy, on a roadside verge in Manchester and decided to take him into custody. The man doesn't like to be dubbed an epigone, especially of the fusion restaurants that have mushroomed in Banjara Hills and Begumpet. Higher-quality versions dubbed from actual DVDs entrusted to movie-industry insiders and reviewers can be on the market within days. He who drank a bumper on his knees to the health of his mistress, was dubbed a knight for the evening. If they could mime with mouth and fingers, all that noisy rubbish could be dubbed in at the recording studio. In fact, to quash all doubts, zero on the Kelvin scale is dubbed absolute zero. One of their animals is a Quarter Horse dubbed Phoenix because he survived life-threatening burns in a fire in Lexington in mid-August. Show More Sentences If one failed re-education, they were dubbed as mentally inept, and put into a school for special education students. Sometimes dubbed a modern-day Lowry, he draws upon his Midlands background to produce quirkily humorous work with universal themes. The coming and going stopped, but nobody bothered to stop talking, because the sound would be dubbed in later. And if Mr. Chandran is dubbed as brash and outspoken by the industry's bigwigs, he does not seem to care a whit. In fact, as Kwan readies himself for the fight, dubbed May Day Mayhem, he is flat broke. Andrew, who has been dubbed the Welsh Maradona, shot to fame after videos of his keepy-up skills were posted on the internet. Repeatedly dubbed the most common virus ever in recent reports from on-line newsmongers, it has yet to break into print in any interesting way. Philippine nationalists and others have dubbed these postwar relations neocolonialism. I'm looking forward to the weekend but I'm not sure about being dubbed the most unromantic couple in Yorkshire. Neither gentleman is ungallant enough to so much as hint when discussing her performance that her voice has been dubbed. Among other things, she found it difficult to talk and look pretty at the same time, so a lot of her dialogue had to be dubbed in. Then, Lancelot unfurled a roll of names of squires who were to be dubbed a knight. The clampdown, dubbed Operation Yellow Card, was launched in Wilmslow in June to cut down on lager louts ruining everyone else's night out. The unit's technology, dubbed Blu-ray, relies on short-wavelength blue lasers instead of garden-variety red. Back then I had the movie as a VHS bootleg, dubbed from the widescreen laserdisc. This is not to mention the scenes in which the dialogue has been dubbed, laughably. I bet that those on the receiving end of such behaviour don't mind whether the villains are dubbed cretins or morons. His performance is even strong enough to survive being dubbed into Italian. It could be dubbed into Polish or Mongolian and you'd still be able to identify it as a product of Paris. The videotapes were dubbed onto tape with a visible time code with resolution to the frame. Show More Sentences Human colonization reaches Pluto, only to find the planet already populated by a race crudely dubbed the Arachnids. She dubbed herself an official matchmaker and dispensed all sorts of advice to her brother. Well, my viddy shop is dubbed ABC Viddies, and whilst dark and scungy and smelly and drippy and cavelike, it serves all my viddy needs. He may have been dubbed 'comedy Marmite' but 639,000 fans flocked to see his show. He dabbled in radio sales back when they were dubbed superheterodynes, and he brought some of the earliest electric household appliances to San Antonio buyers. The Big Five Banks dubbed too big to fail, are 35 percent bigger than they were when the meltdown was triggered. The concoction, dubbed Scotchy Scotch Scotch, consists of a butterscotch ice cream with butterscotch swirls. The caliber at which Sam and the entire crew preformed dubbed them professionals not students. When one major operation, dubbed Arrowhead Ripper, concluded in mid-August, most insurgent activity in the area had ceased. The stink temporarily resurfaced a few months later in June 2003 and at one point was dubbed Le Pong because locals thought the whiff was being blown in from France. The preserve, dubbed Pleistocene Park, could feature not only mammoths, but also extinct species of deer, woolly rhinoceroses, and even saber-toothed cats, he said. The 30-year-old French actress and model takes exception to a major new Anglo-French drama series in which she appears being dubbed for French television. The black-and-white footage, shot with a single silent 16 mm camera and dubbed with weird, repetitive applause tracks, is as surrealistic as a French art film. Though the building looks very spacious from the outside, the staff have dubbed it the Tardis in reverse, as the interior is more compact than you would imagine. Chief investment officer Wendy Hay, dubbed Scotland's superwoman and a tartan version of City investment boss Nicola Horlick, was first to be directed to the exit door. And though she has been dubbed a socialite in the media, she was not really wealthy or social. It is dubbed the Affaire du Carlton, after a four-star hotel at the heart of the scandal in Lille, northeast of Paris. I remember them giving me warm towelettes with chop sticks and playing old American films dubbed over in Chinese and wondering what was going to become of me. He was dubbed Jack the lop Ear and has become somewhat of a local celebrity. He was dubbed the name Bigfoot for his large, muscular, body structure. Show More Sentences The mono soundtrack sounds predictably canned and trebly, but the dubbed dialogue presents clearly and the score, such as it is, is more or less unobtrusive. Film-makers have dubbed songs over personal footage to create their own music videos while others have spliced sections of different films together to create new plots. Some marketing bod in New Zealand has dubbed this trip Mission Impossible. The existence of e is implicit in John Napier's 1614 work on logarithms, and natural logarithms are sometimes inexactly dubbed Napierian logarithms. In 2012, wired magazine dubbed Quds Force leader Qassem Suleimani the most dangerous person on the planet. Chillonometry feels like one of those early trip-hop comps, dubbed out in places, a little too jazzed and funky in others, with no real standouts at all. And so firefighters were at the ready with what they dubbed a foam attack, a steady flow of foam and water to blanket the blaze and hopefully smother it. The substances responsible for the plant's sweetness are chemicals called glycosides, primarily one dubbed stevioside, which are concentrated in the leaves. This happened to be the same day that another division of NASA landed a rover, dubbed Curiosity, on Mars. By the end of the 1980s books on the crop circle phenomenon had begun to spring up as well, and soon circles-mystery enthusiasts were being dubbed cereologists. He attends late-night showings of badly dubbed kung fu movies. From polymers and carbon nanotubes, scientists fabricated self-cleaning materials dubbed superhydrophobic because water easily rolls off them and carries away dirt. The Few, as Churchill dubbed the Fighter Command aircrew, were not the free-spirited, knights of the air, officer types immortalised by the media. But this tendency, which the 19th century dubbed fideism, took various forms, and to understand Hobbes's theology we need to see the difference between him and the fideists. He has been unofficially officially dubbed the flag captain. This is made clear in a key scene from the first episode when the battle hardened character dubbed Sergeant Scream leads his troops in a firefight. Soon dubbed the Wild Child by the media, the girl became a guinea pig for researchers who wanted to see how much human behaviour is learned and how much is instinctual. As for being dubbed into Japanese, I think it's kind of strange. Before Jackie Chan made the move to Hollywood, his films from Hong Kong and China would be dubbed into English and released to the Western public. This seems a pity, as her voice on the commentary track was quite pleasant, certainly much more so than the generic American voice they dubbed in. Show More Sentences The sound for the exterior scenes had to be dubbed in later, a process that took months, due to the primitive state of sound technology at the time. Not many know that songs once dubbed into films have a slight lag. But the song was so popular that it was dubbed into the film later. Rather than having the actual band performance recorded on videotape, a professional performance of the same music was dubbed onto the tape for subsequent viewing. Recordings were made, tapes were dubbed, and all was forgotten. He would play either guitar or piano and sing his weird lyrics into cheap tape recorders, saturating friends and acquaintances with hand dubbed cassettes. But, for a tape that was dubbed probably many times, it was pretty clear. While working at home he dubbed his demo tapes on the dual cassette recorder and drove around well into the night dropping them off at every radio station in town. The border territory has been dubbed Talibanistan after the exiled mujahideen fighters from Afghanistan who hold sway there. Asda is believed to be planning to launch a large store format dubbed Supercentre using ideas borrowed from Wal-Mart and Carrefour. In 1590, Tobolsk received a significant boost in prominence as it was dubbed the principal city and administrative center of the region. Nonetheless, the colony was rewarded for its loyalty to the Crown by Charles the II following the Restoration when he dubbed it the Old Dominion. It is also dubbed as the shopping mecca of the Philippines where everything is sold at bargain price. In 1925, the city of Jacmel was the first area in the Caribbean to have electricity and was subsequently dubbed the City of Light. The ensuing furor has been dubbed by historians as the Hohenzollern candidature. Swiss German speakers on TV or in films are thus usually dubbed or subtitled if shown in Germany. Although the evidence for real Amazons is thin, women athletes are often dubbed amazons. Today, most foreign films and TV programs, including Russian ones, are subtitled or dubbed in Ukrainian. In honor of their hosts, the expedition dubbed the settlement they constructed Fort Mandan. This proposed action was dubbed the Weygand Plan after General Maxime Weygand, appointed Supreme Commander after Gamelin's dismissal on 18 May. Show More Sentences Some geographers regard Europe and Asia together as a single continent, dubbed Eurasia. Real Madrid's attacking trio of Bale, Benzema and Cristiano, dubbed the BBC, finished the season with 97 goals. After Wales won the Triple Crown in the 1905 Home Nations Championship the match was dubbed the 'Game of the Century' by the press. Element 112, found in 1996, was dubbed copernicium, for the famous Polish astronomer. These titles, dubbed Amerimanga or original English language manga, draw their inspirations from Japanese and other Asian comics. This new challenge, dubbed 'The 3 Lakes Challenge', is proposed as the swimming equivalent of the famous National Three Peaks Challenge. This was forcibly repressed by the government, in actions later dubbed The Killing Time. Paleontologists have started using a shotgun in the hunt for a gargantuan dinosaur dubbed Seismosaurus. When the raw footage was reviewed, his voice was inaudible, and his lines had to be dubbed by Rich Little. South Yorkshire Police officers were dubbed by some as Maggie Thatcher's Bootboys at the time. The pasty rock often solidifies into rounded formations dubbed pillow lava. The Spanish came to what they dubbed the Caroline Islands in the early 16th century. In Paris, a young physician studying natural history dubbed the recently arrived prize a new species, Testudo gigantea. SpaceX carried a satellite dubbed Cassiope, a project of the Canadian Space Agency and other partners. They initially dubbed the raid Operation Grinch, but then renamed it Operation Snow Plow. Petitioner Ram Singh Somal, a resident of Fatehgarh Sahib, has dubbed the act ' unconstitutional' and sought a ban on the HSGPC notification. The first spec project was a 78,419-SF building, dubbed the Macco Building. Souvlakis is affectionately dubbed the hamburger of Greece, while moussaka is another popular dish. He has dubbed the July trip his Spaghetti Western Trek because he will be taking in locations used in many Wild West films. It's cleverly been dubbed the Cash and Curry tournament, which brings back memories of a particularly spicy biriani I had the other night. Show More Sentences A MAN dubbed Britain's worst father has been jailed for headbutting his partner in a row over a cheese toastie. And if you doubt that every inch of him has been tattooed, then there's a reason he's been dubbed 'The Artful Todger. A DISABLED lady, dubbed the Birdwoman of Glenfarg, yesterday went to court to fight a council ban on feeding her feathered friends in her garden. She has been dubbed the Birdwoman of the Dochas after the famous American inmate Robert Franklin Stroud who was known as the Birdman of Alcatraz. Critics of the trend, which has been dubbed ''trashcan lustration,'' worry that unruly excess could turn even uglier down the line. The new species of stinkhorn mushroom, dubbed 'Phallus drewesii', is two inches long, grows on wood, and is shaped like a phallus. The bird has been dubbed Clucky by rescuers who used a net to pluck it to safety from the bin at Little Beckford, Worcs. Two innovative young cameramen, now in their eighties, filmed a 3D colour newsreel of the Queen's Coronation which they dubbed the Royal Review. Fischler, dubbed Captain Cockeye by trawlermen, also told Scots boats they will only be able to fish for nine days a month. And now they fear Fischler, dubbed Captain Cockeye, is hell-bent on wiping out their industry. In 1928, he developed an early video recording device, which he dubbed Phonovision. At that time, Maxwell believed that the propagation of light required a medium for the waves, dubbed the luminiferous aether. A Soviet journalist dubbed her The Iron Lady, a nickname that became associated with her uncompromising politics and leadership style. The mass offensive dubbed Operation Swarmer is targeted at insurgent strongholds north of Baghdad, the military said last night. It was Impression, Sunrise, Monet's painting of Le Havre, that led to the movement being dubbed Impressionism. That ending, dubbed the Big Crunch, would mirror the Big Bang that started the cosmic expansion in the first place. The planning committee could sing 'Like A Virgin' after being dubbed Vestal Virgins by the deputy leader. Ferreira's lawyer, Surendra Gadling dubbed all the charges levelled against him as bogus. He dubbed it the Danish Blue, although the species, a new discovery, has has been given the scientific name Mopsitta Tanta. Rival Rhona Cameron had dubbed him Logman after Tony became obsessed with gathering wood for the campfire. Show More Sentences There was also a dubbing theatre B, where 16mm productions would be dubbed. He, Derain, Vlaminck and others, grouped around Matisse, painted in a free style that outraged critics and led to their being dubbed Les Fauves. Passion flowers and clematis climb up old brick walls in what has been dubbed the Hanging Gardens of Middlesbrough. As these trailer communities grew, the pejoratively dubbed ''tin cans on wheels''' became bigger, fancier and less mobile. Sellers's introduction to film work came in 1950, where he dubbed the voice of Alfonso Bedoya in The Black Rose. Such a collection of useful, related resources, interconnected via hypertext links is dubbed a web of information. The 16-year-old, dubbed the new Arjen Robben, plays in the Eredivisie with Groningen. The technique, dubbed photoelasticity, has been used for decades in industry. The couple, dubbed Speidi, even confessed their break-ups were staged to drum up publicity. This includes a group of four dubbed Plutinos because, like Pluto, their orbit has a special synchrony with that of Neptune. Rach made the remarks on the sidelines of an international conference in Tehran dubbed as Global Fight against Terrorism. Under the Au80m deal, the firm will construct a new town centre, dubbed Eddington. Hex Tie has been dubbed a revolution in the clothing industry due to the tie's unique designs and unconventional overlay. Other than being called the next Messi, Gotze will have to get used to being dubbed Das Wunderkind, because, er, he's young, German and gifted. However the discovery of the water horse, dubbed Crusoe, soon has them working together to keep the secret. The project in London's Fenchurch Street, dubbed the Walkie Talkie, has been on hold since 2009 because of the economic downturn. With dozens of jobs accompanying it an ice breaker ship dubbed as the Polar Star is arriving in Mare Island for repairs. In short, over time he seems to have unjustly been swept into what Trotsky famously dubbed the ashbin of history. Indie band The Long Blondes originated from the city, as part of what the NME dubbed the New Yorkshire scene. The recently dubbed California Teacher of the Year had 26 raps explaining everything between exponents and improper fractions. Show More Sentences After the Battle of Cape St Vincent in 1797, Nelson was dubbed a Knight of the Bath and granted heraldic supporters of a sailor and a lion. His close associates, including the Duke of Buckingham and the Earl of Arundel, shared his interest and have been dubbed the Whitehall Group. The project, dubbed South Beach of Long Branch, will feature new landscaping, infinity pools, underground parking and other luxury amenities. Fleetwood RV has rolled out a new floor plan for its premium Class A diesel pusher model, dubbed as the Discovery. With the unveiling last week of the computer dubbed ASCI White, they have a machine that can perform the task much more quickly. Tumblr, launched in March, allows users to publish digital files or brief blog posts to a single online location, dubbed a tumblelog. Korstanje sees the story of Noah's Ark as an allegory for what he dubbed the first genocide. Football matches between Mohun Bagan and East Bengal, dubbed as the Kolkata derby, witness large audience attendance and rivalry between patrons. The fluid beauty of Lights of Laniakea hearkens to its inspiration, a recently mapped supercluster in space containing our galaxy, dubbed Laniakea by astronomers. Other terrifying weapons being shipped to the mainland for sale are believed to include the American-made Barrett Light 50 supergun, dubbed The Widowmaker. Micronutrient deficiency, also dubbed hidden hunger, is a huge, yet surmountable problem in the United States, and especially in underserved communities such as Newark. Today, over 50,000 organizations and 3 million subscribers count on BlackBerry, dubbed 'crackberry' for its addictiveness, to receive and deliver email messages on the spot. Further probings revealed the existence of a clutch of master control genes, each directing the development of a section of body, which were dubbed homeotic or hox genes. The English media therefore dubbed the tour the quest to regain the Ashes. Big Tom And The Mainliners frontman Tom McBride has been dubbed Ireland's king of country music and was greeted with a chorus of applause and cheers from the studio audience. In more recent years, in 1998 the Campaign for Yorkshire was established to push for the creation of a Yorkshire regional assembly, sometimes dubbed the Yorkshire Parliament. After analysing genealogy trees constructed using 133 types of mtDNA, researchers concluded that all were descended from a female African progenitor, dubbed Mitochondrial Eve. Food and Drug Administration clearance as well as Health Canada and CE Mark approval for its next generation steerable guiding sheath, which the company has dubbed Destino. These quasiparticles, dubbed Bloch electrons, are also fermions. Vivid recollections of one's surroundings and other personal experiences at the time of momentous, surprising events have been dubbed flashbulb memories. Show More Sentences To test the technique, dubbed MassSpec, de Wit and Seager calculated the mass of HD 189733b, a sizzling gas giant located 63 light-years away in the constellation Vulpecula. The stationary firing of the first-stage development solid rocket motor, dubbed DM-2, was the most heavily instrumented solid rocket motor test in NASA history. But the phenomenon, dubbed giant magnetoresistance, was genuine. People whose health is affected by the environment they live in can be dubbed a climate canary, after the canaries which used to warn miners of poison gas. In this self-consciously existential journey, Keitel's character is required be more than a meat puppet whose mouthed English is dubbed into Greek. Kennedy's gravesite and the post oak, dubbed the Arlington Oak. She examines the circulation of the posters for Amman, Iyyapan, and Naga Devata films which were made in one language and then dubbed in other South Indian languages. Headed up by ballistician Alan Corzine, and funded by a new shotshell ammunition company dubbed Pinnacle Ammunition, the project was undertaken at two locations. The seminal Manchester band might not be reforming but their debut LP, dubbed the greatest album of all time by NME, is being re-released on August 10 in four deluxe formats. This change, dubbed the Open Sunshine policy, de-classifies the formerly confidential criteria used to determine the amount of money an organization would receive. The man I dubbed the Skegness grave robber ripped-off 176 families who'd bought headstones, leaving a PS220,000 black hole in the accounts of his firm Simply Memorials. The bill, dubbed the PERFORM Act, would require sites to use copy-protected audio formats rather than the easily-rippable MP3 format used by many Shoutcast streaming sites. A concert, dubbed 'Welcome to Wales', was held at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on 29 September 2010, two days prior to the beginning of the Ryder Cup. Japan's growth slowed for a second straight quarter in July-September, as the initial impulse of Abe's reflationary policies, dubbed Abenomics, started to fade. Telebrands is also introducing a new health and beauty aid product dubbed Psorelief, a therapeutic lotion designed to treat psoriasis, seborrhea and dry skin. The 'Irate Eight', as they were dubbed, consisted of Bangor City, Barry Town, Caernarfon Town, Colwyn Bay, Merthyr Tydfil, Newport, Newtown and Rhyl. Abe has dubbed the election a referendum on his reflationary policies. At a meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco last week, researchers unveiled theories to explain the phenomena, dubbed red sprites and blue jets. One kid drummed on a washboard, another plunked a broom-handle bass, a third faked chords on guitar, another blew into a gob iron, and they dubbed themselves a band. The loyalty of Virginia's Cavaliers to the Crown was rewarded after the 1660 Restoration of the Monarchy when King Charles II dubbed it the Old Dominion. Show More Sentences In 1957, Dynamic Systems introduced its first welding research tool, a Heat Affected Zone simulator that was soon dubbed the 'Gleeble' by one of its creators. Ken Sperling, global leader of Aon Hewitt's healthcare practice, says companies will offer sets of five plans, ranging from the most basic, dubbed bronze, to platinum. The outer Indian section, now dubbed San Juan Tenochtitlan, continued to be governed by the previous indigenous elite and was divided into the same subdivisions as before. Cantonese drama series on terrestrial TV channels are instead dubbed in Mandarin and broadcast without the original Cantonese audio and soundtrack. The Persian language has been dubbed as a worthy language to serve as a conduit for poetry, and is considered one of the four main bodies of world literature. He dubbed them mutton-birds, for they came like lambs to the slaughter. The black and white series was dubbed into English and German. By 1950, the program was completed and dubbed the Turochamp. Because of this Campinas has been dubbed the Brazilian Silicon Valley. TransOrbital plans to send an unmanned probe, dubbed the Trailblazer, from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, a former Soviet launch site in Kazakhstan and the world's oldest spacepad. Will Copestake has taken on a challenge dubbed Machair to Munro. Examples from Classical Literature Many an one the English have dubbed ghazi, because he crossed the border and buried his knife in a man on church parade! They would have dubbed him faquir and have foisted him to a pillar of holiness had he cared to let them. Some ignoramus, or some wit, had dubbed him the King of Ireland, and he was playing to the part. He dubbed himself a fool that he had not guessed so much before. They dubbed him Tommy, and confided their indignation to their diaries. The transition can be traced to the 1970s when Monsanto developed and patented glyphosate, a broadspectrum herbicide dubbed Roundup. They form what is dubbed the Bling Ring to pinch the clothes, cash and jewellery and copy the lifestyles of the rich and famous. Not surprisingly, a year after it started, the Postmaster General dubbed ONE magazine obscene and banned its distribution. Ironically, pundits have dubbed the current crisis the running amok of capitalism. Then he dubbed the robot Charles, after a father he had never known. Yet the first is unreflectingly dubbed language and the second music, without any explanation how they differ. In 2011, the Swansea Devil, affectionately dubbed Old Nick, was remounted close to its original home in the city centre. Him a facetious, vacationing architect's clerk dubbed Noah, and so greeted him. A BOSS dubbed Basil Fawlty was jailed yesterday for turning his decrepit seaside hotel into a death trap. The Disko Bay in Greenland has also been dubbed as one of the most exotic boat trip destinations by travel magazines in the world. Their companions had long ago dubbed them Damon and Pythias. A TINY calf dubbed Shorty, who is little more than a foot high, could become the world's smallest cow. This was, indeed, a bad failure, for this animal would now be dubbed a martyr, and would take his place among the saints of the Roman calendar. The smelly passenger, who we've dubbed 'Smellus Incredibilus' has soared up to be the number two hate of air travelers. Police found PS200,000 in cash when they searched the house of Paterson, who was dubbed Madam Moneybags. Show More Sentences The Tractarians, as they were dubbed, had a profound influence on their church. Steve Bradbury, 63, has been dubbed one of the country's most persistent complainers. A KILLER dubbed the shoelace murderer for his cold-blooded crime has died. It has signed a deal to produce a luxury SUV dubbed the Urus in Italy. Leipheimer won the Tour of the Gila after finishing first in two of the early stages and coming in third behind Armstrong in the last stage, dubbed the Gila Monster. Gilberto Valle, dubbed the 'cannibal cop' by US media, was arrested by the FBI in 2012 after a tip-off by his wife, from whom he is now estranged. Then the two men went on deck through the main hatch, and while one kept watch, the other cut a hind quarter off Plesiosaurus Olsoni, as Bradley dubbed the thing. Asus has introduced a new smartphone dubbed as ZenFone 5 Lite with model number A502CG in Philippines in Charcoal Black, Pearl White, and Cherry Red colour. Find more words! 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