Sentence examples for nicknames as from inspiring English sources

Bibi and Condi are nicknames, as was Monty, so I feel they don't quite count.

The N.C.A.A. has forbidden the use of nicknames, as well as mascots, logos, signs and band uniforms that are "deemed hostile or abusive in terms of race, ethnicity or national origin".

He had been up since three that morning, after all, and this would be the third ship he piloted this day through the Port of Long Beach's narrow and quirky channels, which features a bridge so old it must wear a diaper to catch falling bricks, and submerged obstructions with such ominous nicknames as "the Can Opener".

He responds to all his nicknames as well as his actual name, he no longer even bothers trying to grab my attention when I'm holding that black thing next to my ear, and he won't even attempt to manipulate me into giving him table scraps -- friends who visit are a completely different story.

We acknowledge that a machine learning approach may have performed better had we performed a second or third run; and that a combination of a pattern matching together with a machine learning approach may accomplish the masking of misspellings or nicknames as well.

Whether you're using Google or one of the more specialized services described later, it pays to know how to make your search more effective: Search for nicknames as well, even if your friend didn't have one when you knew her.

The driver has a rather famous name, and nickname, as well.

My colleagues, who were mostly much older than I am, gave me a Bhutanese nickname as well as regarded me as their zameen (daughter).

You understand why The Jungle got its nickname as soon as you step foot in the camp.

The children grow quite interested about his strange nickname, as well as the fact that they have never seen a visitor from the outside world.

"My roots with the Fighting Sioux nickname go as deep as anybody," he said.