Sentence examples for gained a nickname from inspiring English sources

She even gained a nickname: "the Trump whisperer", as supposedly the only person who could impose some discipline on the unpredictable candidate.

Chatter about Tillerson's potential ouster reached a fever pitch in October, after NBC News reported that Tillerson had called Trump a "moron". Though Tillerson had told friends he wanted to make it as secretary of state for a full year and has insisted publicly that he had no plans to quit, rumors of his impending departure gained a nickname — Rexit.

Following the discovery and description of the feather and first skeleton, over the years a number of other specimens came out of Solnhofen and one other locality and each gained a nickname, normally based on the museum they ended up in.

The 24-year-old, nominated for her breakthrough role in An Education, has already won a fistful of awards, including a Bafta, for her performances, and gained a nickname, Dame Carey, thanks to a manner and tone of voice reminiscent of a young Judi Dench.

During the mission, Hartsfield and his crewmates gained a nickname, the "Icebusters," after using the shuttle robotic arm to successfully knock off a hazardous ice buildup on the outside of the orbiter.

He soon gained a lifelong nickname.

In the process, however, Mrs. Merkel gained a new nickname: Chancellor of Neuland.

He gained a second nickname, "the accountant", because of his mastery of his crime empire's finances.

During this time, Orton gained a new nickname, "The Viper" and new entrance theme, "Voices", performed by the band Rev Theory.

In February 1848 Morris began his studies at Marlborough College in Marlborough, Wiltshire, where he gained a reputation as an eccentric nicknamed "Crab".

But Taylor, nicknamed "Papay", had gained a reputation as a family man.