Quotes About Appellation

nicknamed Eyeslice and Hairoil;

I do not know if he had a name, but I called him North, an appellation I think Beck would have approved of, for it was the name the Dutch called the Hudson River when they first came here, when men set to changing the world in their image, and gave all the wild things their own names.

Unfortunately, Poots is the name that I've been graced with for my life, but it's not short for anything.

Some people call me Dougie Fresh. I don't know why.

Let's call him Reilly O'Shaunessy. Because that was his name.

As if I was never nicknamed 'Wednesday' as in 'Adams'.

Being called Gary. It's a crap name. I wish I'd been called by my middle name, Winston.

My friends call me 'George,' 'GM,' or 'Georgia.' But most people who know me from when I was little call me 'Georgia May.'

I like Quintorris. It means 'Gladiator.'

I couldn't imagine living my life with another name.

So, what do I call you? I asked. Whomp. Whomp? Your given name? It's the sound people make when I hit them in the chest.

A pen name is a nickname.

Who can give a man this, his own name?

The Mouse, she was nicknamed

Call me Richard. That's my real name. Call me that.

Call me Patch. I mean it. Call me.

Indeed there's a woundy luck in names.

FN-2187 was simply Eight-Seven

everyone began to call them "sharters

Although the French appellation system has its roots in the 1923 system created in Chateauneuf-du-Pape by Baron Le Roy, proprietor of the renowned Chateau Fortia, Chateauneuf-du-Pape never developed a reputation for quality or achieved the prestige enjoyed by such regions as Burgundy and Bordeaux.

Yeah, my friends call me Mike, Michael or just my last name.

Shina is the Japanese appellation for China most commonly used during the first half of the twentieth century. After World War II the name for China reverted to chugoku (Middle Kingdom), a common name from before the Meiji Restoration (1868).4

It's nice to have a few names. I use a few names myself. I use a few different surnames. I call myself James sometimes. I actually use my mother's name as a professional name. But if someone calls me Mr. Murphy or Mr. Gillen, I don't like that. I don't like being called 'mister,' and I don't like being called 'sir.'

I love to be called Doc.