nom de guerre

Where do you suppose I got my nom de guerre?

He called her by the nom de guerre Jennifer had adopted.

He was sometimes known by the nom de guerre "Evaristo".

"Arular" was his nom de guerre during the civil war.

"So now you have to have a nom de guerre as well.

You should have used a nom de guerre. "

He goes by the charming nom de guerre of Bludgeon.

His nom de guerre makes it explicit: he is Air, an elemental being.

It was during this period that she took the name "Tania" as her nom de guerre.

Abu Deraa is this person's nom de guerre, not his real name.

His nickname was a nom de guerre, and is more commonly used for him, in Indian sources.

The woman, army officers said, is an 18-year-old rebel with the nom de guerre of Gloria.

"It must be signed with a nom de guerre."

How did it happen that his name matched my commonest nom de guerre?

"We are not a terrorist organization," said the man, who gave his nom de guerre as Alban.

When he heard my 'nom de guerre' he looked more dejected than before.

One of the central characters uses Nechaev as a nom de guerre.

He took on the nom de guerre Douglas.

From 1941 he used the nom de guerre "Andrew Kennedy."

He was known as "Peter," his nom de guerre.

"You don't need a big group," said a fighter who goes by the nom de guerre Rizhi.

Sneakers are the other story at Nom de Guerre.

"Yes, that was his nom de guerre, I believe.

We must each have a nom de guerre."

'Muhajir' is believed to be a nom de guerre, for certain.