Sentence examples for the moniker for from inspiring English sources

Steyn called Mann "the man behind the fraudulent climate-change 'hockey-stick' graph"—the moniker for the graph that shows a spike in average global temperatures in the past 1000 years.

The complaint describes a school storage shed dubbed the "Mars Hotel" that was littered with old condoms, alleges the school's refusal to acknowledge a systemic problem even after the rector's own wife was solicited for a "Senior Salute"—the moniker for a campus hookup ritual and cites a report that administrators ignored a prior warning about Labrie's aggressive sexual advances.

Sounds friendly Friend is the moniker for Jesse Kanda, a music producer based in London.

"Renzusconi" is the moniker for those comparing him to his predecessor, Silvio Berlusconi.

Yes, there is a Mr Hotblack; local writer Douglas Adams borrowed the moniker for a character in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

"Pay-to-play" was the moniker for the culture he seemed to embody, with one key fund-raiser indicted for alleged shakedowns and another soon to plead guilty.

Hear SOPHIE's Bipp here Aquacrunk, purple sound, neon; those are just a few of the monikers for the various DayGlo iterations of UK dance music's recent history.

He lists the monikers for a bunch of Sydney graffiti crews mostly acronyms like KGB, TGF, and FLS.

One of the best known of these derivatives is the antimalarial drug artemisinin, the biotech moniker for the sweet wormwood plant that the Chinese have been using for ages to subdue fever.

The device weighs just 2lbs, and is 24% thinner than the old Macbook Air, at 13.1mm – even though the company is retaining the "Air" moniker for the older, larger model, which gains a faster processor alongside the MacBook Pro.

He said he bought it at a local market, and had no idea the phrase was the latest moniker for the departing American military's mission here.