Sentence examples for along called from inspiring English sources
The phrase "along called" is not correct and usable in written English
It seems to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "The term you are referring to is often called..."
Fifty years later, another gang came along called UEFA and stole a bit more".
Finally one came along called Terry Connolly whom he liked very much.
In the last two years, only one new agent has come along, called linezolid.
Mr. Groening, who knew it was her all along, called her bluff and published the lot.
But while pursuing that fantasy an unexpected detour came along called "Rent".
That is why we have all along called for a general election and continue to do so today.
Mr. Moonves played along, calling Mr. Letterman while he was still in the middle of his taping.
And no sooner does a script editor invent a teenage girl who would say "Yeah but no but yeah but," than a pair of real ones come along, calling out "Oh my God, yeah, basically".
The arrival of Venus on Friday moves the process along, calling at the least for a weekend of gaiety and, if you're interested, an early call on an intended Valentine.
The game is not far along, call it 10percentt.
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