Sentence examples for compound nicknames from inspiring English sources
They've both had high-profile roles, he in Monk, she in Days of Heaven, but they've never been the sort of couple to inspire tabloid photo exposés or compound nicknames.
The runt, nicknamed compound 12, has no electrically charged stretch long enough to bind PF4, says Petitou.
The compound had the affectionate nickname Ramsay Street, for its resemblance to the set of Australian soap opera Neighbours, but security officers changed that to the Alamo because of rockets sailing overhead as militias traded fire.
At the 2002 seminar, Harry described his seminal work with the compound tris(2,2'-bipyridine) ruthenium II), nicknamed Ru bipy), on electron tunneling events in proteins important in solar energy conversion.
Ah Kay was reportedly holed up in a walled compound in Fujian, accompanied by his most trusted bodyguard, whose gang nickname was Stupid.
The Hole is the unofficial nickname of a facility operated by the Church of Scientology on Gold Base, its compound near the town of Hemet in Riverside County, California.
Eventually, the nicknames started.
Before the events at the compound, Mr. Buzze said, Waco was known primarily for its 200 churches, its many Baptists, and Baylor University -- a Baptist institution -- which together earned Waco the nickname Bethlehem on the Brazos.
