Sentence examples for those nicknames from inspiring English sources

I've heard those nicknames too.

As I said at the time, objections to those nicknames, unless those objections had to do with rituals or symbols that were blatantly insulting, objections to those nicknames is actually political correctness run amok.

Fix-It". He earned those nicknames by rescuing first Renault and then Nissan back in the 1990s.

Like many things in mob-related American culture (even those nicknames), the museum mixes attraction and repulsion, sentimentality and hard-edged realism, relish and disgust.

The same is not true of her time on Walthamstow council, or in the House of Commons, as those nicknames suggest.

A flurry of recent research papers has indicated that the slowdown was less pronounced than previously thought, leading some scientists to renew claims that those nicknames are inaccurate and should be abandoned.

With Mr. Ramsay at the helm the jig would be up not only for people nicknamed Buzzard but also for those nicknamed Weasel, Dodger, Filcher, Moocher, Fast Eddie, Loose Lucy and Five-Finger Discount.

From fast foods to those nicknamed with acronyms, there are some threatening items out there -- which freaks you out the most?

This is one of those Spanish nicknames that doesn't really make sense.

My dad dances in the car and sings to the Frozen soundtrack (loudly), my mum yells "toodlepip" to the boy I like and calls me those forbidden nicknames in front of the headteacher.

Paired with the equally photogenic Van Hansis, who played Luke Snyder, he was half of daytime television's first same-sex super couple and the last in a long line of the show's duos honored with one of those conjoined nicknames favored by adoring fans.