Sentence examples for are always called from inspiring English sources

The famous girls (and in the modeling business, women are always called girls) don't arrive until the last moment.

Popular non-fiction guides to human behaviour nearly all work in the same way: they arouse the reader's interest with singular findings, then derive from them what are always called "lessons".

Thornhill's wife is "Sal", the two useless yet potentially murderous ex-convicts he takes on as servants are always called "Ned" and "Dan", yet the novel always calls Thornhill by his surname, never friendly enough to use his first name.

What was left of the French government retreated to Bordeaux and accepted terms of surrender from the Prussians; the terms are always called "humiliating," but all terms of surrender are humiliating — that's what makes it a surrender.

A heroine is beautiful — eyes like the sea shoot opaque glances from under drooping lids — walks with undulating movements, her bright smile haunts one still, falls methodically in love with a man — always with a man, eats things (they are always called "viands") with a delicate appetite, and on special occasions her voice is full of tears.

In practice, there always exist various perturbations in the array manifold which are always called as array errors, such as gain, phase, and position errors.

One of those national initiatives politicians are always calling for.

"Fans and media are always calling for change," he said.

"They are always calling the towers telling them to get us away.

People are always calling up for names for their summer camps.

And their agents are always calling us to remind us about them".