Sentence examples for she nicknamed from inspiring English sources
She nicknamed one wig Chloe.
She nicknamed the surgeon "Mr Wonderful".
Sassafras and ivy thrive in what she nicknamed "the weedfield" — a few acres of rough pasture.
Reading her 1966 diary, more than 40 years later, I see she nicknamed him Lips.
Ms. Lumley created an offstage life for her nameless character, whom she nicknamed Monica.
She nicknamed herself after a metal band and vowed to become the first in her family to earn a college degree.
(She nicknames them Livid and Pallid, a small act of fond revenge).
She nicknames Antibes 'Angle-tibes' because it can seem that there are more British people here than French.
Not-quite-necessary subjects include her objection to the egg-white omelet, her Scrabble addiction and her thinning cowlick, which she nicknames her Aruba.
She likens Iceland to a chilly North Atlantic version of Sicily, ruled by a few "mafia-style families" plus their friends, whom she nicknames "the Octopus".
But when she spent a collegiate year in Paris a decade ago, dividing her time between two French host families presided over by women she nicknames "Madame Chic" and "Madame Bohémienne," the experience transformed her.
