Sentence examples for called is in the from inspiring English sources

Now the box trade, as it is called, is in the midst of its first decline.

Whitechapel Square, as the Sainsbury's project is called, is in the sober, gridded style of current critically approved architecture.

In the CalNet Directory, the most accurate reflection of what people would prefer to be called is in the displayName attribute.

This place, Kale-Acte (or the Fair Strand) as it is called, is in the country of the Sicilians, and is situated in the part of Sicily which looks towards Tyrrhenia.

Thus, from one point of view, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or the Mormons as they are commonly called, iSaintsthe view or scholar Jan Shipps, "a new religious thedition".

It's called being in the zone.

By 1400 the signet, as the secret seal was then called, was in the charge of the king's secretary.

This is called "being in the Bell Jar".

These voluntourists (as I later would learn they are called) were, in the vast majority, wonderful and well-intentioned individuals.

And the "call" is in the eye of the beaten-down beholder.

Many senior physicians believe that the sooner an intern takes responsibility for a patient — what some doctors call being in "the hot seat" — the better.