Sentence examples similar to distinguished moniker from inspiring English sources
Since it is both a blog and a lab he chose the "lab" moniker to distinguish it from more traditional seminars Stephenson wryly refers to his course as a "blab". Each post must make a complete point in a concise way.
He was relatively unknown in 1961 when the Los Angeles Rams selected him in the 14th round of the National Football League NFLL) draft, but he soon distinguished himself as the left defensive end of the Rams' "Fearsome Foursome," the moniker of the team's renowned defensive line.
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For this reason and due to the record's highly experimental nature, the band chose to release it under the moniker "Passengers" to distinguish it from U2's conventional albums.
Born Anton Zaslavski, the Russian-German DJ got his stage moniker as a youngster in an attempt to distinguish himself from another student in his class who shared the same first name.
It's not easy, distinguishing oneself as a beat producer in a world in which any kid with an iPad, headphones and a funny moniker can make music as sonically sophisticated as the "professionals".
