Sentence examples for statement nicknamed from inspiring English sources
The next year, he wrote the final draft of a master statement — nicknamed "the grand bargain" — that sought to resolve all outstanding issues with the U.S. Like earlier attempts, it never took off.
Two paragraphs of Mr. Graham's statement deal with Mr. Heredia, who is nicknamed Memo.
In a statement read at a news conference on Friday, Magnussen, nicknamed the Missile, apologized for behavior that he described as "ridiculous".
It was inspired by and written as a response to a statement made by radio disc jockey Moohah Williams, who had nicknamed Redding "Mr. Pitiful" for sounding pitiful when singing ballads.
In a statement Sunday, Mickelson referred to his caddie, Jim MacKay, who is nicknamed Bones.
Walking among celebrators holding signs reading "Death to Israel" and pictures of maimed Palestinian children, Mr. Rouhani, nicknamed "the diplomatic sheik" for his suave sentences, gave a preplanned statement to waiting television cameras.
Her opponents say she lacks vision, but Merkel confounds them with her talent for making anodyne statements of little substance that somehow succeed in soothing her compatriots, who have nicknamed her "Mutti" – "Mommy".
The killing of Wuhayshi, nicknamed Abu Basir and one of al-Qaida's most charismatic leaders, was confirmed in a video statement by al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).
Students nicknamed it Oxpatch.
(They nicknamed it "Biden").
(Adorno was nicknamed Teddie).
