Sentence examples for nicknamed from from inspiring English sources
"Back then, I thought you got nicknamed from other people, and it stuck," Rivers said.
Before the end of the first period it was three thanks to Varlamov – nicknamed From Russia With Glove at his club, Colorado Avalanche – and Granlund's finish.
He is raising an orphaned Mexican boy, nicknamed Dust (from the Spanish polvo, from Pablo).
He was nicknamed "Casey" from youth.
Consider the spectacular object nicknamed "The Jealous Husband," from 1940.
He got his nickname from hitchhiking to away matches.
He got his nickname from a character in a comic strip.
As a youngster in Compton, Calif., he got his nickname from his father.
Bergman took his nickname from Robert M. La Follette, a towering figure in early-twentieth-century Wisconsin.
Sande got his nickname from a poem celebrating him by the sports columnist Damon Runyon.
Stitched across the backside of his shorts was the nickname from his glory years: "BIG DADDY".
