Sentence examples for using a nickname that from inspiring English sources
But, the Brazilian said, "Gordito got there first", using a nickname that means Fatty.
"Our fighters got into the TV station buildings," said Abu Hamza, one of the rebels in Aleppo, using a nickname that means "father of Hamza".
Introduce yourself using a nickname that suits your video persona.
Hur, using a nickname out of fear that he could be targeted again, said that his brother talked his kidnappers down to about $30,000 in Syrian pounds.
Patrick Beuth, writing at Zeit Online, said Mrs. Merkel's remark could be seen as a Mutti-Moment, a "mommy moment," using a nickname for the chancellor that refers to what is seen as her motherly style.
Make something old new again by reviving a nickname that used to be popular, but has since fallen out of use.
It's a pity, then, that Mr Harris and other Republicans may succeed in using the so-called "cromnibus" bill (a nickname that reflects the fact that the plan is both an omnibus spending bill and a continuing resolution) to quash DC's legalisation plans.
"Long live Apo!" everyone cried, using a nickname for Öcalan.
They simply log in using a nickname of their choice.
During his time at Stevenage, Boyd earned the nickname "The White Pelé" – a nickname that has been used by fans and media since.
The Chicago Bulls point guard Rajon Rondo is the only N.B.A. player I can think of with a nickname that can only be used for two months a year.
