Sentence examples for are actually called from inspiring English sources

These are actually called Tisza cipő and you can find them only in Hungary.

And, just to make it even more like The Apprentice, two of them are actually called "Sir Alan" (Beith and Haselhurst).

In many farming areas, the biggest landowners are actually called "the feudals," and some are powerful enough to make their own laws and operate their own jails.

"The first thing I learned about special effects is that they are actually called visual effects," he told me about five years ago when I interviewed him soon after he had created a visual effects company.

Now, beyond the fact that these cookies, which are actually called Tate's cookies, are aggressively expensive, they are only available out here in small, upscale markets too crowded with aggressive people to enter intentionally.

The prospect of a predominantly white, European realm being invaded by foreign, primitive, darker skinned hordes (they are actually called the Horde) might set alarm bells ringing in our current climate of immigration anxiety.

There are other sizeable venues contributing to this sense of victory (even if few are actually calling themselves "clubs").

Or Tom, as he's actually called.

His book is actually called "The Joy of Tax".

(We find out that she is actually called Amy).

A. It's actually called a scrum meeting.