Sentence examples for famous nickname from inspiring English sources

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The most famous nickname in all American military history would emerge: "Stonewall".

Lanzmann calls Sartre "the sultan of Rue Bonaparte", and his beloved De Beauvoir by her famous nickname, Castor.

American Shane Tusup Hosszu's demonstrative and controversial husband and coach decided that she should compete in more types of races, which led to her famous nickname.

George Steinbrenner likened his acquisition of A-Rod to the signing, in 1976, of another star with a famous nickname, Reggie Jackson, a.k.a.a

Berra acquired his famous nickname from a teammate who thought he looked like a Hindu yogi when he sat cross-legged as he waited to bat.

Other famous nicknames and catchphrases, like "Old Hickory," "Free Soil and Free Speech" (for John Charles Frémont) and "The Great Rail Splitter," were emblazoned on everything from handbills to lanterns.

Can it be accidental that the two most famous nicknames of the century were Bing and Ike? (How many people even know that Bing's real name was Harry Lillis Crosby Gary Giddinsns has performed a great service in tracking Crosby's life and career so scrupulously.

Ford recalled meeting Berra and Bobby Brown in 1946, before they were famous and nicknames were all that was needed.

The skeleton stands at about the same height as the famous australopithecine nicknamed Lucy.

A famous hetaira nicknamed Smikra ("the petite girl") is reported on a ceramic drinking vessel toasting a beautiful Athenian aristocrat named Leagros, who lived around 535 to 465 BCE: "This one's for you, Leagros!" Others simply toasted to his beauty: "Kalos!" ("[Leagros is] Handsome!").