Sentence examples for moniker I from inspiring English sources

("I see that I've done as little as anyone else in this world to deserve the grand moniker I").

And for Sheila and Margaux there is the freedom and burden of gender, of justifying a female version of genius, a female version of entitlement: "I see that I've done as little as anyone else in this world to deserve the grand moniker I".

In fact "Unnamed" became so familiar to me, and the character so adrift in the world he inhabits, that that was the moniker I settled on (or rather he remained nameless as opposed to literally begin called, say, Unnamed Johnson, which would just be silly).

Or did that go with Leningrad and queues in Red Square?" Er, it's not a moniker I've heard since... well since I was born in 1986, as far as I remember.

"When we first shook hands he greeted me with: 'How you doing Mr President!' - a moniker I still get called today by a good friend who was also there.

Therefore, with philosophical attitude toward his peculiar moniker, I have been putting Karaoke Star Barbie into the nearby woods, schooling him with firm and full-throated commands to be "steady to wing and shot" and not chase squirrels while barking insanely and wrapping his 25-five-foot check cord around a tree trunk like a yo-yo string.

So for all its long-winded monikers ("I am Corelia Ampliata, daughter of Numerius Popidius Ampliatus, of the Villa Hortensia"), "Pompeii" cannot afford to be too lofty.

And as for those monikers, I tolerate the former and, ugh, I shudder at the latter, as applied to either gender.

Having chosen not to go for the moniker firms, i.e. The Big Four, I eventually ended up at a graduate recruitment agency and have since discovered the opportunities available are far broader than most people would believe.

Personally, I'm a little bummed he ditched Colbert's moniker, as I much preferred Clinton's first Twitter bio: "I am President William Jefferson Billy Jeff Rodham Clinton.

"I came up with the 'Secret' moniker because I originally thought my real last name was too difficult for the pop marketplace," he said.