The event was christened The March of the One Million .

He paid him, christened the operation, personally supervised the case.

And geologists have actually christened well, they're debating whether to christen the age that we're living in they're debating whether to make it a new geological epoch called the Anthropocene, the age of Man.

He's been christened the voice of a generation, and he's churning out classic songs at a seemingly impossible rate, but there's a small minority of dissenters, and they claim that Bob Dylan is stealing other people's songs.

Ann flew to Amsterdam, where Her Royal Highness dedicated the new International Aid Building and christened an ocean liner, then went to Paris, where she attended many official functions designed to cement trade relations between her country and the Western European nations.

Many a recession has been catalyzed or amplified by monetary tightening cycles former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan was christened the maestro in the 1990s, because he managed to slow inflation and maintain strong growth simultaneously. The idea that controlled tightening is easier in a more centrally planned economy, where policymakers must rely on far noisier market signals, is highly questionable.