| She loved Abba's recording of Fernando and decided to christen her favourite waiter with this name. |
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| The camaraderie born from the sharing of similar, difficult circumstances led the patients to christen themselves The Guinea Pig Club. |
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| Indopacetus has suddenly become one of the better-known beaked whales, and future writers of cetacean field guides will have to christen another species as least known. |
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| This spring water was used in the font in the church to christen babies. |
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| I asked for your votes to christen the small, flightless bird formerly known as Moderately Evil Penguin, and you stuffed the ballot box in your droves. |
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| John had been building the 27ft cabin cruiser in his spare time and was going to christen the vessel Tritonia. |
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| The name Snape was made famous by JK Rowling when she used it to christen the anti-hero potions master Severus Snape in the Harry Potter novels. |
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| Taking his gaze off of Dragon, he winked to Christen and smiled at her before scuttering off. |
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| I hope the following history of the apochromatic lens designs made by Roland Christen of Astro-Physics is of some interest to the readers. |
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| Switzerland's marginalization underscores its relative economic decline, says Christen, a Member of Parliament and head of the New Swiss European Movement. |
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| By this blessed cuppe of sacke which I now holde in my hand, and drinke to the health of all Christen soules in, thou art a puissant Epitapher. |
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