English example sentences with "nicknamed"

John, the tallest boy in our class, is nicknamed "Mr High".
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John, the tallest boy in our class, is nicknamed "Mr High."
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We nicknamed her "Ann".
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The Ubuntu version of April 2012 has been nicknamed "Precise Pangolin".
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That sea monster was no other than the enormous shark, which has often been mentioned in this story and which, on account of its cruelty, had been nicknamed "The Attila of the Sea" by both fish and fishermen.
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He was nicknamed "The Potato King."
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Timothy was nicknamed Timmy.
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Homo floresiensis, nicknamed the Hobbit, stood at around 1.1 metres.
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Sami was nicknamed the "comic book king."
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Initially, Europeans distrusted the potato and nicknamed it "the devil's apple".
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Earth is nicknamed the blue planet.
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Mennad was nicknamed "Squeak."
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Oran is nicknamed the capital of the Algerian west.
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Without the knowledge we have today about viruses, the medical response to the 1793 contagion, one of a series that swept 18th and 19th century America prompting the Yellow Fever to be nicknamed "the American Plague," was incoherent and ineffective.
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The small crowd at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park stood for a moment of silence at 8:15 a.m., the exact moment an atomic bomb nicknamed “Little Boy” was dropped from the U.S. warplane Enola Gay.
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The branch of the Indian cinema industry producing films in the Telugu language is sometimes nicknamed 'Tollywood'.
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Algiers is nicknamed the White City.
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Norwich City FC, nicknamed The Canaries, play in a yellow and green kit; Ipswich Town FC, their East Anglian rivals, play in blue.
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Norwich City FC, nicknamed The Canaries, play in a yellow and green kit, while Ipswich Town FC, their East Anglian rivals, play in blue.
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Matoub Lounes, an iconic Algerian singer, is nicknamed as the "Rebel."
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They nicknamed Mary 'Ladybug' because when she was little, she was very tiny and active.
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Across the country, from small towns to large, complaints have risen about the after-dark carousing by young and drunk post-pandemic revelers. Newspapers have nicknamed the phenomena malamovida, or bad nightlife.
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The weather system, nicknamed "Lucifer," has unleashed record temperatures, and on Thursday it was moving slowly west toward Spain and Portugal.
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The Russian tsar Ivan the Terrible was nicknamed Vasilievich for his cruelty.
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Stalin was nicknamed "Uncle Joe" by the Americans during World War II.
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Meteorologists nicknamed the storm a "bomb cyclone," the second such phenomenon in two months, named for how quickly the barometric pressure falls during such an event.
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Felix's math teacher was nicknamed "Mr Nightmare."

Alberto's old mansion was nicknamed "Hell House."

Antonio was nicknamed "Pitbull."

In 2016, for example, a blogger nicknamed Mother Mushroom was arrested on suspicion of propagandizing against the state.

We nicknamed Robert 'Bob'.

Gabor's Rottweiler was nicknamed the "Arr," a Berber word meaning "lion."

As a child, I was made fun of and nicknamed a "tarsier".

Sednaya Prison, nicknamed the "Human Slaughterhouse", was a military prison near Damascus in Syria operated by the Syrian government.

Hsinchu is very windy, which is why it is nicknamed the "Windy City."