Sentence examples for nicknamed with from inspiring English sources
"Since 1989 U.S. military operations have been nicknamed with an eye toward shaping domestic and international perceptions," Colonel Sieminski notes.
The Northern and Southern Lights are nicknamed with regard to their respective proximity to the North and South Poles.
From fast foods to those nicknamed with acronyms, there are some threatening items out there -- which freaks you out the most?
Nicknamed with regard to their proximity to the North and South Poles, the lights take place "when electrically charged protons and electrons in the Earth's magnetic field collide with neutral atoms in the upper atmosphere," says NASA.
Once, he reminisced about a girl, nicknamed Little Cutie, with whom he went to elementary school.
TV commentator and former world champion John Parrott compared Selby, nicknamed The Torturer, with "a boa constrictor".
"The beard was something that was very unique about this particular individual, so that is why we nicknamed him with that particular nickname".
Karna Magar, now nicknamed Local Engineer, helped with technical issues.
People like Elisabeth Tandy, whom Arnold nicknamed The One With the Alcoholic's Nose.
A captain she worked with nicknamed her "Grandma".
Taking target practice with figures nicknamed Bill and Hillary?
