It's an old nickname, bitch, not that it's any of your business.

Once again, silently, someone bestowed the old nickname on her.

You remember Jim's old nickname, 'Maud of all work'?

Seregil winced a little at the old nickname, which meant "little black squirrel."

Oh, yes... the old nickname for the capital.

That-Concetta'sold nickname for her-finallystopped her.

The long, stone-hued hair that had given his friend his old nickname, Greymane, now hung more silver than pewter.

When the old nickname fell upon Harry's ears, he looked quickly about him to see where Joan Whitworth sat.

I am sure that, henceforth, you will lose your old nickname of 'the boy,' and be regarded as a hero.

No one but Seregil caught Alec's slight wince; Alec was as sensitive to that well-meant observation as Seregil was to his own old nickname.

Metropolitan mayor Sean Lynch's remarks follow a reference made by the Hollywood actor to the city's old nickname in the foreword to a book.

The dreamlike unreality of it grew stronger, when the voice that answered said, "Just a minute," and then bellowed out his old nickname-"Hello ,Tiny

"What did you say, Klee-Klee?" Ptolly asked, using his old nickname for me.

'You know, Domine,' said Helena-itwas his old nickname she used-'youlook quite stern today.'

"Sticks!" an unfamiliar voice called out her old nickname.

"It is a very old nickname," he said.