Sentence examples for as now called from inspiring English sources
Will there be a write-down of Greece's unsustainable debt, as now called for by IMF economists?
English chemist Joseph Priestley (1733 1804) is noted for his discovery of oxygen (as now called) and its production by plants.
Some consider Noether's theorem, as it is now called, as important as Einstein's theory of relativity; it undergirds much of today's vanguard research in physics, including the hunt for the almighty Higgs boson.
Formerly known as Lasix, now called Salix, furosemide leaches calcium out of equine bones that in 2- and 3-year-olds are barely halfway through their remodeling stages.
Unlike most flashy chorines, including her contemporary Marlene Dietrich, Lotte Lenya, as she now called herself, could not rely on simple prettiness to attract male attention.
Satkin was one of many with mentions for other retailers: "WOW HD as its now called nearly always charges much more than other sites.
In 23 BC, Augustus (as Octavian now called himself) gave up his Consulship, and expanded both his Proconsular imperium and his tribunician powers.
Families were recruited where at least one member was affected by NF1 via the UK patient support group for this condition (previously known as LINK, now called the Neurofibromatosis Association UK).
Bombay (Mumbai as it now called) is well connected to all the cities across the world by flights.
The William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building, as it is now called, first opened in 1930s as the headquarters for the U.S. Post Office Department.
