Sentence examples for are correctly called from inspiring English sources

However, the organizations themselves are correctly called the Democratic Party and the Liberal Democrat Party, respectively.

(Even so, oysters topped with spinach are correctly called oysters Florentine).

Phyllostachys, or giant bamboo, can form beautiful groves of canes -- culms, they are correctly called -- from 10 feet to more than 100 feet tall, depending on the species.

Tables, that is to say, do not constitute a single kind with a single definition, so no single science, or field of knowledge, can encompass precisely those things that are correctly called 'tables'tables

32 of 37 homozygous loci are correctly called.

cFPR1 is the proportion of PCR-confirmed non-deletions, that are correctly called deleted by the analysis.

Coach Jeff Fisher challenged the call, and the return was correctly called back.

Rooney appeared to have swept the ball into the net, only to be correctly called for offside.

And the cooking is correctly called grilling, rather than barbecuing, which is an extremely slow, smoky form of grilling over indirect heat.

One try was disallowed when Henry Thomas's pass to Semesa Rokoduguni was correctly called forward without the need for a television review, but it was a lone passage of semi-coherence in a dismal home defeat for the Saints.

Finally Campbell steals in at the back post to head a ball across Guzan and in off the post, but he's correctly called back for offside as the US back line had stepped up.