Sentence examples for called below from inspiring English sources

Why do lenders think that those bonds are called "below investment grade?" It's not just a formality or a quaint term.

We've been wanting to do an "Upstairs, Downstairs" reality show like that, and we actually have one we're doing called "Below Deck".

In the mid-1970s, she attended Otis College of Art and Design in California and, briefly, York University in Toronto, where she played in a band called Below the Belt, formed for a media class.

What's missing from the picture, you eventually realize, is the highway — Twelfth Avenue, or West Street, or whatever the West Side Highway is called below Thirty-fourth Street, where the stadium would be built.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency have adopted a policy called "Below Regulatory Concern" that will deregulate certain types of radioactive waste and allow it to be disposed of as if it were not radioactive.

40 The Egyptian beer, called below zythos (chap. 34).

It used to be called below-prime, but that sounded too understandable for bankers, and in 1996 subprime revved up in the auto industry.

Collectively this sort of spending, sometimes called "below-the-line" advertising, or marketing services, is already worth more than twice what is spent on traditional display advertising.

There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward advertising, including a myriad of marketing and communications services, some of which are called "below-the-line" advertising.

In an annual study of military "burden sharing," the Pentagon cited two of the largest and wealthiest allies, Japan and Canada, for what it called below-par contributions to Western defenses.

Economists call below-market-rate loans to Loudoun County "general, supply-based subsidies".