Sentence examples for called belt from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Weingard, they work as much as possible inside an apartment, using what is called belt work only for hard-to-reach exteriors.

This motor can either be mounted directly under the platter (called "direct drive") or located off to the side (called "belt drive").

The seats are called belt-positioning boosters because they raise the child's torso to a level that makes the adult lap and shoulder belts safer, but the study found few children were using them.

It has become traditional to describe the appearance of the planet in terms of a standard nomenclature for its alternating dark bands, called belts, and bright bands, called zones.

The bands alternate in color: the dark bands are called belts, while light ones are called zones.

They are called Belted Galloways, as their ancestors came from the rugged southwestern seacoast of Scotland called Galloway.

Mr Fridman had instituted what someone close to the deal calls "belt and braces" safeguards to protect production in the event of new sanctions.

Many advocate an every-tool-in-the-shed approach, which state water board chair Felicia Marcus likes to call "belts, suspenders and flying monkeys".

We were especially charmed with euphemisms now prevailing in airplanes-emergency exits are labelled "auxiliary exits;" safety belts are called "seat belts".

I particularly liked the animation called Conveyor Belt, in which various objects appear on the eponymous belt in imitation of The Generation Game, where contestants were awarded as many as they could remember.

"Mama shake me real hard, then get the big gat — that's called the belt.