Sentence examples for moniker in from inspiring English sources

While it may not live up to its moniker in size, this tiny monster packs a punch.

Mr. Oldham, who adopted his ambiguous moniker in 1998, has no pretensions to being a barefoot hippie saint.

Isil is the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant: thus the moniker in Obama's and Cameron's briefing books.

Fowler said it's an appropriate moniker in a state where nearly 63percentt of voters backed Trump.

It received the moniker in the early 19th century when abolitionists used it as a symbol of the antislavery movement.

The current incumbent, Juan Carlos I, tends to keep his Spanish moniker in the English newspapers, but they still seem to have a weakness for translating popes.

The chances are there will be more to come from the Lightning Bolt, who already has a new moniker in mind.

Carlos Alberto, ban served, is currently playing for Corinthians; who were named after the English club Corinthian; who have a classical moniker in common with... Blyth Spartans.

It is an affectionate, mischievous moniker in the manner of calling the taciturn off-spinner of the 70s Ashley Mallett "Rowdy".

Amid the dross, there are some superb monikers in boxing.

Zuckerberg is said to be a fan of Eminem and reportedly called himself "Slim Shady", one of Eminem's monikers, in an early website he created in 1999.