用nicknamed造句子，“nicknamed”造句

This month the jumping cockroach - nicknamed the 'leaproach' - was named one of the top 10 new species for 2011.

This gene codes for a receptor - nicknamed a Toll-like receptor - that binds to a bacterial product involved in septic shock.

Munley, a diminutive cop nicknamed Mighty Mouse who was serving on the base's Special Reaction Team, moved quickly to take him down and was shot in the leg and arm in the ensuing exchange of gunfire.

Today, they have a 17-month baby girl, Sabrina, whom they've nicknamed "Breezy."

His rival, Jan Peter Balkenende, of the Netherlands, is nicknamed "Harry Potter", so he sounds well qualified to preside over the dysfunctional Hogwarts we call the European Commission.

"Our megalomaniacal scheme", he says, is to convert a huge railway yard owned by Union Pacific (nicknamed "Piggyback yard" because it is used for reloading) into a riparian park.

Rene Lacoste was nicknamed the "Crocodile", and we see his logo today on Lacoste shirts.

Young people, nicknamed the "Coupon Generation" for their penchant to clip coupons, are obsessed with e-retailers such as Taobao and 360buy.

The NSG, nicknamed the Black Cats, have been feted by the Indian public after ending the siege.

The German aeronautical pioneer, nicknamed "the flying man," died after a glider crash in August 1896.

People eon Wall Street found that difficult to say -Federal National Mortgage Corporation- so they nicknamed it Fannie Mae; it sounds like a woman's name.

Plus, his presidential limo is nicknamed "The Beast".