Sentence examples for nicknames given to from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, all three of those films' titles correspond with nicknames given to Costa since he joined Chelsea in 2014.

Fat Man and Little Boy, are the nicknames given to the first and only two Atomic bombs ever used in combat.

One of the malicious nicknames given to William E. Dodd by his fellow American diplomats in the 1930s was "Telephone Book Dodd".

I expect more from The Economist.Ricky Surie Forest Hills, New YorkFlood warningSIR – Bagehot listed the various nicknames given to London over the years, including Manhattan-on-Thames, Londonistan and Londongrad (January 31st).

Unlike most of the nicknames given to Beethoven's works, Pathétique is believed to have been picked by the composer himself to convey the romantic and even sorrowful mood of the sonata.

Whatever the cause, it means that you can sometimes guess the meaning of foreign words with accuracy better than chance; it can also influence the nicknames given to people, so that, like Humpty Dumpty, they actually reflect your appearance.

(The name Haji, she said, was a nickname given to her by an uncle).

Quanitta boxed as Queen, a nickname given to her by a childhood friend.

Sister was the nickname given to a young Dorothy May Kinnicutt by her three brothers.

Fulla, a nickname given to 10-year-old Afnan, was the eldest.

Up on "Muesli Mountain", the nickname given to the liberally-inclined Hanover area, the situation is becoming politically acute.