Sentence examples for nice nicknames from inspiring English sources

It had referred to Steinbrück's string of nicknames, including "problem-peer" and "Peerlusconi", asking him: "you don't have to worry about a shortage of nice nicknames, do you?" According to the SZ, Steinbrück's press advisers had wanted the black and white picture of him flipping the bird with a sneer on his face to be withdrawn, but Steinbrück agreed to its use.

Nice nicknames.

The "Boy Mayor of New York" — there's a nice nickname — he was only thirty-four when he got elected.

For a little more safety, follow these steps: 1. Pick a pookie, 2. Buddy it, 3. Wait for it to accept or just pick someone else if they refuse to buddy you, 4. Say 'My Iggy Cutie Pie/Muffin Moo/Princess/ Sweetie or any other nice nickname, 5. Go to your iggy (hopefully it has nice furniture to lure your pookie in) and wait for the pookie or give it some Elmo Macaroni or Cookies or something nice.

When Hines, pictured above, was a child, she didn't have the nicest nickname.

Last season, Chrissy and I were in a heated match where one of our opponents (who has a not-so-nice nickname in the league) was cheating point after point.

Nice Conradian nickname.

"It's a nice little nickname he came up with on the back of the bus.

THE doodlebugs were much less nice than their nickname sounds.

That man, William Maher Jr., a firefighter from Maywood, N.J., did not call Lieutenant Martinson Johnny Nice Guy, the nickname his friends said suited him perfectly.

How about "NeverEnough", -- if you are in the market for a nice guy your nickname implies a few negatives, such as never enough….attention, money, men?