Sentence examples for called alive from inspiring English sources

(Another Vanguard session, released a year after this album, is called "Alive at the Vanguard").

This is a much happier story – it's called Alive, not Dead – that focuses on the survivors of the crash.

She spent four months fiddling, eventually producing the world's first AirPiano-specific composition, a spare, dreamy ballad called "Alive, Alive".

She is the editor of The Riot Grrrl Collection, which Sheila Heti called "alive with intimacy, passion, anger, and fun". She lives in New York.

He reflects something about codes of behavior in our times, but it is unclear whether or not alternatives to his code exist which could be called alive & healthy.

Shenton's site also showcases material on Christine Maggiore, a Californian businesswoman who helped found an international group, now called "Alive and Well Aids Alternatives".

But many such properties are either present in machines that nobody is willing to call alive or absent from organisms, such as the dormant hard-covered seed of a tree, that everybody is willing to call alive.

"Song of Pipa," the other world premiere, is part of a project called "Music Alive".

The anniversary of a soldier's injury is called his alive day, a kind of second birthday.

It's called "Forbidden Broadway: Alive & Kicking!," and it opened on Thursday night at the 47th Street Theater.

(The old ads and the new one, plus a Volvo video called "Clive Alive," can be viewed at www.nytimes.com/autos).