Sentence examples for a nickname that from inspiring English sources

Art critics dubbed the work "The Stranded Mermaid," a nickname that has stuck to this day.

Dooce was a nickname that grew out of an inside joke — a takeoff of "dude".

Boogaard became known as the Boogieman, a nickname that stuck with him.

I am stuck with a nickname that doesn't fit anymore but I can't shake it off".

That was the season of Mangenius, a nickname that now sounds more like a taunt.

But, the Brazilian said, "Gordito got there first", using a nickname that means Fatty.

And yet so far to go for a man with a nickname that is part compliment, part lead weight.

Steve Harrah, 40, had a nickname that needed no further explanation, his sister, Betty, said in a brief interview.

For several years after the raid he was called "the mountain pirate," a nickname that still rankles.

Gore gave Malone the sobriquet "Darth Vader" based on his attitude toward regulators, a nickname that has stuck.

The pagoda -- a nickname that comes from the car's slightly concave hardtop roof -- was more boulevardier, more subdued.