Sentence examples for called lakes from inspiring English sources

Special preparations called lakes are formulated by treating the colorants with aluminum hydroxide.

He, along with others here in a retirement community called Lakes of Delray, bitterly complained even before the ballots were counted, and it was, ultimately, their anger that helped bring about the historic battle over the Florida recounts and scrutiny of Florida's flaw-riddled election system.

(One of the founding partners in Mr. Berman's company, now called Lakes Entertainment, was David Anderson, who is now the director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Mr. Anderson has said he will withdraw from the bureau's reconsideration of the Nipmuc, the group whose application for recognition Mr. Berman has spent about $4 million backing).

This series, called Lakes, merges pop culture figures with the unnatural zen of one of those moving waterfall pictures you can find hanging on the walls of some Chinese restaurants.

The White Nile, about 500 miles in length, supplies some 15percentt of the total volume entering Lake Nasser (called Lake Nubia in Sudan) downstream.

These deposits are typified by the vast BIFs around Lake Superior and are called Lake Superior-type deposits.

Amazingly, under all that ice lies a lake of liquid water, called Lake Vostok, that is 700 meters deep and as big in area as Lake Ontario.

In Kenya it is called Lake Turkana.

The Sea of Galilee, also called Lake Kinneret, is the largest freshwater lake in Israel.

The lake, called Lake Agassiz, was formed about 12,000 years ago as the Laurentide Ice Sheet retreated northward.

And Lake Tahoe was stocked with a nonnative char called lake trout, which gobble baby cutthroat.