Sentence examples similar to a selected moniker from inspiring English sources

That's a quite a moniker.

Whatever the moniker (The Economist once had one called "Project Red Stripe"), in most cases a select few workers are liberated from the daily grind and encouraged to invent the future.

Not a select party".

I selected noms de guerre and despotic monikers for each outfit: Madame Subcommandantrix.

George W. Bush campaigned as a "compassionate conservative" — a moniker that irked other conservatives it subtly maligned.

The "Gopher State" moniker, by which the state today is widely known, was selected in the mid-19th century as a means to create an identity for the state.

Today, some writers still choose an androgynous moniker.

In March 2010 and under the moniker Mikengreg, Boxleiter and Wohlwend's 4fourths was selected for Kokoromi's Gamma IV showcase.

She selects a wig.

1. Select a name.

Such a moniker implies an inevitable fatality.