Sentence examples for newly nicknamed from inspiring English sources
If Tan's blueprint for Cardiff's future had been approved, and the newly nicknamed Red Dragons had begun writing a new history of success and achievement, would anyone have missed the old Bluebirds identity if the new one was, frankly, better?
Tanzania's newly elected president, nicknamed "the bulldozer", has become a Twitter sensation across Africa after introducing radical government cost-cutting measures.
The first images of its newly described companion, a moon nicknamed MK 2 (at lower right in the artist's representation, above), were taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in April 2015, researchers reported today.
Newfoundland, a craggy island nicknamed "The Rock," is newly determined to shake off its label as Canada's poorest province.
New nickname: Joely Areoly.].
"Raghead" -- my new nickname.
The equivalent of "The Lost Ark for archaeologists" is the way Norwegian paleontologist Jorn Hurum has described the newly discovered, 47-million-year-old primate fossil nicknamed "Ida".
As a newly-appointed member of the Senate Gillibrand was "nicknamed Tracy Flick, the aggressive, comical, and somewhat unhinged blonde high school student in the movie 'Election,'" she writes.
A number of this new generation were secretly recruited into the newly formed Central Intelligence Agency — the cold-war offspring of the wartime O.S.S. (nicknamed Oh So Social).
The newly renamed Border Troops of the GDR (Grenztruppen der DDR, commonly nicknamed the Grenzer) came under the NVA's Border Command or Grenzkommando.
Students nicknamed it Oxpatch.
