Sentence examples for fancy nicknames from inspiring English sources

Slovakia are decked out in all blue, but you don't hear them with the fancy nicknames.

Probyn reckoned that the police and press collaborated on fancy nicknames for villains because it made any arrest sound more heroic and life easier for headline writers.

The best receiver in football, Fitzgerald doesn't come with a flamboyant nickname like Plax, or a surname changed to Ocho Cinco, or fancy initials like T. O.

You don't have a fancy nickname like Mosquito [Ferrero's nickname].

Although the term mini-album might seem like a fancy nickname for an EP, the musicians have emphasised Do It Again's "cohesive... diversity".

6. Ada's mother who also possessed a fancy nickname -- the "Princess of Parallelograms" -- taught her math and science at a very young age.

The other had fancier nicknames and loftier aspirations: It was a "people's country club," a meticulously designed oceanfront park intended for those traveling in the family automobile.

These major leaguers are more than just fancy dresses and nicknames.

It also helped that Birtwhistle – nicknamed "Fancy Nancy" – avoided the catastrophes in the final suffered by both Burr, whose tarte au citron was described by Berry as "sort of sweet scrambled egg", and the third finalist, graphic designer Luis Troyano.

Target had long enjoyed a reputation as the cooler, more accessible counterpart to discount titan Walmart, with a devoted following of loyal fans who affectionately christened the retailer with the fancy, French-sounding nickname of "Tarjay".

It's easy to forget that under all the speculation, fancy frocks and funny nicknames, there sits an ordinary young woman.