Sentence examples for called a theme from inspiring English sources
A melodic entity that functions as an element in a larger whole is called a theme.
Events of gene expression, transcription, protein catabolism, phosphorylation and localization types are all required to act on a single gene or protein, called a theme.
Jumaane D. Williams, a city councilman from Brooklyn who leads the Committee on Oversight and Investigations, criticized what he called a "running theme" of enormous contract overruns at a time of painful belt-tightening in city services.
A group of 200 Cornish historians has criticised plans by English Heritage to turn Tintagel Castle into what it has called a "fairytale theme park" based on the legend of King Arthur rather than highlighting its true past.
Overlooking the ocean on Beach Avenue is Martini Beach, a second-story tapas restaurant and bar that opened in 2003 with what could be called a tropical luxe theme.
The Performa event will be called "Creation," a theme, Rubell explained the other day, that is both a play on the book of Genesis and "a light stand-in for the act of creation in general".
The McMains added two more, weighed down with dozens of family ornaments, and decorated the outside of the Queen Victoria with what Anna Marie calls "a bow theme, with, of course, lots of lights".
More broadly, PlayRaven's remit is to develop "original and fresh strategy games for touch screens", with an emphasis on what it calls a unique theme, visual style and gameplay for each title.
The following day, the miners voted to strike, and shortly after that Heath called a general election, on the theme of Who Governs Britain?
The puppeteer, called a dalang, often inserts contemporary themes or comedy.
