Sentence examples similar to fantasy moniker from inspiring English sources
His detractors tend to complain that the press created Eliot Spitzer — that the Sheriff of Wall Street, to use one moniker, was a fantasy of the liberal, wealth-resenting media.
In addition, at least two groups of private entrepreneurs have recently launched play-the-house parlay betting contests under the moniker of 'daily fantasy sports.' State and federal regulators will have to make the difficult decision of whether these games warrant criminal investigation in light of current interpretations of various gaming laws.
A made-up moniker from the popular fantasy TV series Game of Thrones, Khaleesi, was the 18th most-viewed, while star Maisie Williams' traditional first name was 21st.
The album is at once nostalgic and present, a deference to the musical fantasy of the future as defined by their new moniker, the Reflektors.
From its frantic oscillation between plausibility and fantasy emerges an odd, unique composite that deserves its own moniker.
But when you look at the culinary side of his books or the ingenious compilation of recipes in "A Feast of Ice & Fire: The Official Companion Cookbook" (Bantam: 225 pp., $35), you realize another moniker that's just as apt for the stocky little fantasy master from New Mexico: the medieval Dr. Atkins.
Even the moniker vacillates.
That was when she acquired her moniker.
Match the moniker with the scandal.
