Sentence examples for nicknamed by from inspiring English sources

Those who did not have one were frequently nicknamed by their teammates or coaches.

In Lithuania, you can visit somewhere nicknamed by locals as Stalin World.

Not for nothing was he nicknamed by the New Yorker film critic Pauline Kael Tonyy Make-It-Glow Scott".

Its circulation has risen 32 percent since the diminutive Nicolas Sarkozy took office in 2007 and was nicknamed by the newspaper "Sarkoléon".

Residents and activists said that large demonstrations broke out in Homs, a restive city nicknamed by Syrians as the capital of the revolution.

Symphonies are sometimes nicknamed by someone other than the composer, but in this case it was Schubert (who wrote it at 19 while a schoolteacher) who titled it.

During the war, he was nicknamed "Lucky Bill" by his colleagues and "Babyface Killer" by the Japanese.

She was nicknamed "Missy" by Roosevelt's sons and soon became popularly known by this name.

Openly red policemen are nicknamed tomatoes by the public.

Can it be the woman nicknamed "Birdie" by villagers?

Hopper, who had been nicknamed Klepto by the unit, was expelled from the Special Forces.