Sentence examples for although it's called from inspiring English sources
This doesn't diminish the film's pleasures, yet it may explain why although it's called "The Princess of Montpensier" Mr. Tavernier lavishes so much time on Chabannes, a dashing figure, a master of the sword and pen both, who can find medicinal herbs, read the stars and strum a lute.
Although it's called a tintype, the original photo is actually on a thin sheet of iron.
Although it's called Summerland, it feels very much like the most famous place in the X-Men series: the X-Mansion, or Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
That's right, although it's called wrapping paper, many kinds of gift wrap are actually made with shiny foil or coated in plastic film, rendering it unfit for the recycling bin.
Although it's called a blueprint, he shows respect for national roots and difference, building his case on his huge collection of experiences from Serbia, and his subsequent career with Canvas, training activists in some of the hottest political struggles around (Burma, Syria, Egypt).
Although it's called an election, the actual winner is pre-determined in Zhongnanhai well before the ballots are actually distributed.
The Shot from the Top made its return, although it was called "Delivery for the Top," as four pros took their best shot from atop the roof of the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa and onto the No. 2 green at NBCC.
Although it was called modernism, one of the genre's characteristics (especially if you take Eliot as a paradigm) was an attempt to reshape the past.
Although it is called a cooking club, its value lies beyond what the members present on their best china once a month, the women say.
Although it is called Peking opera (Beijing theatre style), its origins are in the southern Anhui and eastern Hubei, which share the same dialect of Xiajiang Mandarin (Lower Yangtze Mandarin).
Although it was called The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, the host never seemed to be happier than when he was clowning around with his correspondents.
