Sentence examples for affectionate moniker from inspiring English sources

"The Rock," Stevens's affectionate moniker for Rock Hard Ten, "ran a big race in the Preakness, but Smarty Jones was something else that day.

Connors's penchant for pounding his left foot on the floor to the beat of the music (to help himself maintain rhythm in noisy venues) earned him the affectionate moniker "Stompin' Tom".

Goudougoudou -- that's the affectionate moniker that Haitians have given the disaster.

Novice anglers often mistake this shark for the mako, which has earned it the affectionate moniker "fako" in New England.

The name "Kierkegaard" means "graveyard," and "Søren" is an affectionate Danish moniker for the Devil.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The name "Kierkegaard" means "graveyard," and "Søren" is an affectionate Danish moniker for the Devil.

It is an affectionate, mischievous moniker in the manner of calling the taciturn off-spinner of the 70s Ashley Mallett "Rowdy".

And that moniker?

Even the moniker vacillates.

Affectionate partner to Bob.

Affectionate aunt to Jesse.