Sentence examples for called makes from inspiring English sources

That pluripotency, as it is called, makes them of great scientific interest.

But the way it's called makes you more hesitant because you're thinking about what this means.

Walid Awad, a senior comrade in the Palestinian People's Party (PPP), as the local communist group is called, makes the hospital rounds, visiting victims of the wayward projectiles and denouncing those who launch them as cowards.

At this point, shale gas, as it's called, makes up more than 30 percent of the country's natural gas supply, up from 2 percent in 2001 — a figure that is sure to keep rising.

Cockpit video from other streamliners, as motorcycles with enclosed driver's compartments are called, makes the driving experience look like riding in a rocket, the chassis shaking and the motor screaming.

A Tarzan Entrance In the film's opening narration, the voice of the adult Jean Louise remembers her childhood as the camera sweeps across her dusty neighborhood, and her younger self, Scout, as she is called, makes her entrance on the end of a swinging rope, like Tarzan.

It's called making an entrance".

It is called make up your mind.

It's called Make More Noise!

It's called making a decision.

It's called making stuff up.