Sentence examples for nicknamed so from inspiring English sources

Before long he had saved enough money to buy one of the local bars, The Bucket of Blood, as it was nicknamed, so he decided to settle down and remain in the town.

In practice, the corridors of the parliament often teem with individuals, who meet MEPs in their offices or in open spaces such as the "Mickey Mouse bar" (nicknamed so because of the shape of its seats) inside the parliament.

These are former government soldiers who have become rebels, nicknamed "so-bels" by UN types.

But he also had a friend nicknamed 'Red' so he wondered if he was in trouble.

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).

On Tuesday morning, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said detectives were interested in speaking with the man, whom the police had nicknamed John Doe Duffel Bag, "so we can talk to him about the circumstances going on in the immediate area at that time".

Low salary, but he's a middle reliever nicknamed Fat Albers so no one is taking him seriously.

Berman did not give either man a Bermanian nickname, so there was no need to worry about its presidential respectability.

I cheated a little bit and used the name Pelle" — a boy's nickname, so she could play with the boys.

They tinkered with their cars — Kevin W. Sanders, 33, had a Superman logo painted on his — and they went by their nicknames so often for so many years that their real names faded, as happened to Mr. Uptmor.

"There is," he said, "a bit of a sensitivity to Mrs. Helmsley's nickname, so if there is a way to not use the 'queen of mean' in this story " His voice trailed off.