Sentence examples for called might from inspiring English sources

Eggers is talking about an old (in fact, a defunct) magazine called Might, but never mind.

Wing's Castle, as it is called, might be enough of a project for most people.

Defense Department officials said they hoped the Combatant Status Review Tribunals, as they are called, might satisfy the court's requirement.

Discussion of the "peace plan," as it had been called, might be extended for another year, some delegates suggested, and the commission will discuss other matters for a few days more.

After first thinking that Mesopotamia, as Iraq was then called, might be an ideal, oil-rich addition to empire, constant troubles and revolts made war-impoverished Britain think otherwise.

Lilly's health was precarious, and the bank, when it learned of the alterations, worried that if she died the "old charities," as they came to be called, might sue.

Second, SNP calling might be biased towards the reference allele.

Each call might bring more bad news.

But even this call might be considered imitative.

Unfortunately, new calls might be rejected even if there is sufficient capacity.

However, if one strand is over represented, then an incorrect call might arise.