Sentence examples for called end from inspiring English sources

Such loans for co-op apartments are called end loans.

The ends of a board, commonly called end grain, are more porous than the other surfaces.

All this goes some way to explaining his new venture, also called End Of Love.

Further up, a clapboard house is, appropriately, called End of the Trail.

This is probably called End of Season Football Withdrawal Syndrome, and there are, I believe, millions of fellow sufferers.

Retail outlets also offered special placements and promotion: displays, posters, mentions in print ads, giveaways, trinkets and what were called end cap displays.

These cryptographic systems, called end-to-end (E2E) secure, are the preferred systems from a security point of view.

The federal government for decades has covered the cost of what is called end-stage kidney disease, the only chronic disease that has this automatic coverage.

The spoon appears curved, because of cells in the visual cortex called end-stopped neurons, which perceive both motion and the boundaries of objects, the authors write.

In an interview Robert B. Tierney, chairman of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, called end-run alterations and demolitions "a terrible situation and a complete misuse of the process".

During the process of DNA synthesis and cell division, telomeres are shortened as a result of the incomplete replication of linear chromosomes, which is called "end-replication problem".