Sentence examples for being nicknamed from inspiring English sources
China's obscure state architecture has attracted attention before, with the China Central Television headquarters being nicknamed The Big Underpants.
Mr Cheney, now being nicknamed "the war minister" by Washingtonians, is doing much of the detailed planning.
"Dave was an experience," said Angela Tiberi, his younger sister, who contended with being nicknamed, "Witchie Poo".
How does it go from a place of opportunity to being nicknamed "Shanktown" on account of its street violence and stabbings?
"Being nicknamed easyCouncil has allowed us to start a difficult conversation with residents about how we can develop a better range of services with less money," she said.
But the man whose fondness for the symbols of wealth led to him being nicknamed President Bling Bling certainly isn't leaving office empty handed.
(Adorno was nicknamed Teddie).
Ben Hogan was nicknamed Bantam Ben.
He has been nicknamed the Big Easy.
We were nicknamed the magnificent seven.
