Sentence examples for called need from inspiring English sources

Psychologists measure curiosity using a scale called Need for Cognition (NFC).

The band's second album, also called "Need You Now," has sold nearly 3.2 million copies and was the second-best seller of 2010.

He is in final talks to be a host of a new PBS Friday-night public affairs series called "Need to Know," said executives familiar with the production who wanted to stay anonymous because the contracts had not been signed.

PBS will broadcast a one-hour public affairs program called "Need to Know," to be produced by New York's WNET.org, on Friday nights beginning May 7, the organizations plan to announce on Wednesday.

PBS canceled the show and plans to replace it in May with a new program called "Need to Know," which will have as its hosts Jon Meacham, editor of Newsweek, and Alison Stewart, a former NPR and MSNBC anchor.

Bassoonist Ursula Leveaux has commissioned a piece from Jennifer Walshe called Need Nothing Too Deep, inspired by a car journey across America, in particular the effect by which things close to the road whizz past while the distant landscape moves sluggishly.

If the Proenza Boys, as they're often called, needed a little lo-fi escape, who could blame them?

"Creole Giselle," as this 1984 staging is called, needs both its acts to explain its 19th-century Louisiana locale.

The Wii U — or whatever it's to be called — needs to be a hit.

Fourth, admit students based on their academic record and achievements without discriminating against those who require financial aid - a policy called need-blind admissions - to the greatest extent possible.

And how did we know where to send people who called, needing help?