moniker造句

Leona was given the initials B.D. and chose the moniker Boob Dude.

This is my nightly reminder of how dogs earned the moniker Man's Best Friend.

You may know these better by the moniker "prunes" which are indelibly linked with nursing homes and bathroom habits.

I naturally hated television's "team coverage" of "suburbia gone wrong" or whatever similar cute moniker they came up with.

It has now changed both its name and its politics. Under a new moniker, Barniq, it claims to offer something closer to objective reporting.

Few of the British expatriates and Chinese immigrants who came to the city with the moniker 'borrowed place, borrowed time' saw it as a permanent home.

Despite his literary moniker, the eponymous hero of "Lord Byron" is unlikely to be accused of being mad, bad or dangerous to know.

The culprit pressing the cosmic accelerator goes by the name "dark energy," which is an appropriately enigmatic moniker for something that remains so poorly understood.

There was much discussion about the origins of the name amongst our delegation, but now the opportunity presented itself to find out the reason for the moniker.

Ortega, director of the High School Musical series, was in charge of the concerts and will also oversee the new film, dubbed This Is It, under the same moniker as the planned tour.

Smart grid technology is a moniker for an effort to update the nation's antiquated electrical grid, which experts say is inefficient, prone to failure and vulnerable to cyber sabotage.

The logical slice identifier is a simple human-readable moniker that uniquely (within the scope of a specific persistence unit) represents a physical database URL and its other details.