Sentence examples for on a moniker from inspiring English sources

The Club -- nobody could agree on a moniker -- was just a place where artists met and talked, played records and danced.

The series is called Life Goes On, a moniker which draws inspiration from both the songs of Tupac Shakur and Japanese rock band Dragon Ash.

"The large crowd here shows the PAP government that they are not afraid any more, they don't want to hide behind a moniker on Facebook to show their displeasure," chief organiser Gilbert Goh, a former opposition candidate for parliament, told AFP news agency.

By placing a moniker on someone or a group as strange or different, we categorize all that we think of them.

I was a bit hesitant to read the ramblings of a fourteen year old who proudly took on the moniker and attributes of a Beatlemaniac.

But when it matters, you can always rely on Shaun Wane's Warriors – a moniker they have lived up again.

In Bolivia, riding a route commonly known as 'the world's most dangerous road', a moniker bestowed on the 64km downhill track from La Paz to Coroico, was the zenith of my bus-riding achievements.

Such are the hazards of curiosity in Europe's so-called "Last Dictatorship," a moniker bestowed on Belarus by then US President George W. Bush in 2005.

But it wasn't just a moniker he slipped on when he took to the stage.

The band, with a moniker that riffs on KCRW radio host Chery Glaser's name, rips through a hard-rock song that moves from a tensely strummed ode to a gradually climaxing, distorted rock anthem.

Now Nina and then, in 1954, Rudolf left the Quartet, which took on the moniker of the Borodin Quartet.