Sentence examples for the nicknames started from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the nicknames started.

Late last year, a freethinking Thai high school student, Nethiwit Chotpatpaisan, who goes by the nickname Frank, started a Facebook campaign calling for the abolition of the "mechanistic" education system.

Post is ready to prove the validity of her nickname starting Wednesday in the sport's second Olympic appearance.

O is not only the simplest of Ovechkin's many nicknames (start with Alexander the Great and go from there) but also the sound that comes from your mouth when watching any of his three goals that rocked the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 2 of their playoff series Monday night.

Known by the nickname Bas, he started in 11 of Navy's 12 games last season and had more than 60 tackles.

He says it was around that same time, mid-2003, that the nickname "Rapey Morgan" started to really circulate.

His nickname, "The Master", "started as a joke and became true", according to Coward.

In a post titled "Anonymous market online?", a user nicknamed Altoid started publicising the site.

That must have been how "Senior" and "Junior" got started, though the nicknames had been in use so long now that nobody could remember who had originally thought them up.

A young friend of mine who we nicknamed "wombat" started out four years ago as a political organizer in the office of the Human Rights Campaign and by the time he was done, he was hanging out with John Kerry.

Rany Jazayerli, author of the blog RanyontheRoyals.com, Royals fan and dermatologist I think I'm more in shock than anything else, that a nickname that started on my blog has become the industry standard inside of two months.