Sentence examples similar to are called press from inspiring English sources

The cars ranging from yellow, blue and red are called "Pressed Flowers" because that is what they look like -- and in the process Arad is immortalizing the iconic Fiat model as well.

Specifically, head to the offices of The Intelligencer Journal-Lancaster New Era, one of the first handful of news outlets to acknowledge in interviews that it intends, in the next few months, to start using a software system developed by the entrepreneurs Steven Brill, L. Gordon Crovitz and their partners, which they are calling Press+.

"It is called Press TV, is funded by the Iranian regime, and opponents say that from its nondescript offices off Hanger Lane in northwest London the 24-hour news station is beaming pro-Tehran propaganda into homes across Britain.

Presses that operate plane to plane are called platen presses.

Yeah, it's nuts how many folks are calling the press the enemy of the people, huh?

An informal gathering of members of the media by the White House press secretary used to be called a press gaggle.

Remember when a publicist was called a "press agent"?

The opening night of a London show is called its "Press Night".

The place we do these things is called the "press room" and, interestingly enough, we also have "bloggers lounges" now, which is an actual first.

It's called a press pass.

I believe this is called a "press junk fest".