Sentence examples for called, even though from inspiring English sources

"Mama?" I called, even though of course she was no longer living.

Before then, I hadn't known what the street was called, even though I had walked it many times.

The factorial method is designed so that factorial n-1) can be called even though factorial n-1hasn't yet finished working.

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, the New York Times publisher at the time, decided to publish the "Pentagon Papers," as the documents came to be called, even though President Richard Nixon tried to issue restraining orders against the newspaper.

What, you mused, would the Strasbourg-born artist deliver for her first public commission in the UK? You're ready to lavish praise on her Turbine Hall "environment", as her works are called, even though the project sounds suspiciously like a George Lucas film: TH.2058.

Charlie Rose: The exponential growth in countries like China and India and emerging markets as they're called, even though they pretty much emerge rather well, is extraordinary.

Neighbors had Mr. Sperring's number and, furious, were calling even though he did not even live on Staten Island anymore.

But after the opening, commercial producers began to call, even though the production had not been reviewed by mainstream critics.

He told the few remaining guests that Florida and even Ohio was still too close to call — even though Fox News, which was being shown on a giant screen behind him, had already called it for Mr. Obama.

Mr. Laurence said that Vodafone and Telefónica would continue to pay each other legally mandated termination fees to connect each others' calls, even though they are now being carried on a jointly run network.

England v Australia this weekend is a tough one to call even though it's being played at Twickenham.