| "...whose short temper and a tendency to drool... "...earned him the nickname 'Mad Dog.' | |
| "Admiral Acronym"... a nickname only used inside the Foreign Office. | |
| "Bacon, lettuce and tomato"-- it was a nickname. | |
| "Berdee" is a nickname. | |
| "Birimbau" is obviously a nickname. | |
| "...whose short temper and a tendency to drool... "...earned him the nickname 'Mad Dog.' | |
| "Admiral Acronym"... a nickname only used inside the Foreign Office. | |
| "Bacon, lettuce and tomato"-- it was a nickname. | |
| "Berdee" is a nickname. | |
| "Birimbau" is obviously a nickname. | |
| 'Cause, you know, gangs have nicknames. | |
| - A lot of the guys just use nicknames. | |
| - Didn't you hear me? No nicknames! | |
| - Don't call me anything. No nicknames. | |
| - Got a few nicknames. | |
| 'Cause, you know, gangs have nicknames. | |
| - A lot of the guys just use nicknames. | |
| - Didn't you hear me? No nicknames! | |
| - Don't call me anything. No nicknames. | |
| - Got a few nicknames. | |
| "... Aleksandras Ivanauskas, born in 1978; Aleksandras Hellmanas, nicknamed Monte, who had been hiding from the justice for a long time; | |
| "A clever, young American con artist, nicknamed The Jackal has been working Western Europe." | |
| "Why were you nicknamed Cartola?" That would always piss him off. | |
| (narrator) The Germans brought their biggest siege gun, the dreaded giant mortar nicknamed "Thor", each of whose shells weighed more than two tons. | |
| - I nicknamed the mourners. | |
| She's back in his life two days, and they're already nicknaming. | |
| Why, uh, Priscilla has a habit of nicknaming people. | |
| You know, you read so much, I'm thinking of nicknaming you "Reads." | |
| "... Aleksandras Ivanauskas, born in 1978; Aleksandras Hellmanas, nicknamed Monte, who had been hiding from the justice for a long time; | |
| "A clever, young American con artist, nicknamed The Jackal has been working Western Europe." | |
| "Why were you nicknamed Cartola?" That would always piss him off. | |
| (narrator) The Germans brought their biggest siege gun, the dreaded giant mortar nicknamed "Thor", each of whose shells weighed more than two tons. | |
| - I nicknamed the mourners. | |
| She's back in his life two days, and they're already nicknaming. | |
| Why, uh, Priscilla has a habit of nicknaming people. | |
| You know, you read so much, I'm thinking of nicknaming you "Reads." | |
