Sentence examples for should be nicknamed from inspiring English sources
More punnery, this time from Alex Miller: "Maybe it's just the pronunciation on TMS, but am I the only one who thinks Morne Morkel should be nicknamed 'Cod'?" Collingwood pushes three to mid-on and that's edged by Bell!
SEATTLE The Seahawks should probably be nicknamed the Smash-Mouths.
(Teacher D) And if it is possible these children should be given a special school if they are included in a school setting like this one, the teacher may even be nicknamed as 'Nodding teacher' and the children as 'Nodding pupils'.
And if it is possible these children should be given a special school if they are included in a school setting like this one, the teacher may even be nicknamed as 'Nodding teacher' and the children as 'Nodding pupils'.
The Austrian pianist and composer Carl Czerny thought that Beethoven's Piano Sonata in E flat (Op. 7) should have been nicknamed "Appassionata" instead of the Sonata in F minor (Op. 57).
Perhaps the Baggies, as Albion is nicknamed, should move to Germany, Europe's biggest media market.
(Adorno was nicknamed Teddie).
Ben Hogan was nicknamed Bantam Ben.
Accordingly, this library is nicknamed ETSF_IO.
CH has been nicknamed the suicide headache.
