Sentence examples for called shock from inspiring English sources

It therefore felt unsettling to see a close relative of the Cabat, the Lido, available here in a hot-pink hue called Shock, perhaps a tribute to Schiaparelli, and shocking indeed at $6,850.

The French 75mm gun that dominates the area called Shock illustrates the principle well.

It was called shock therapy, only it was too much shock and too little therapy.

The museum includes an old console used in electro-convulsive therapy, more commonly called shock therapy.

The plan is called "Shock and Awe," and its goal is "the psychological destruction of the enemy's will to fight".

These are called shock waves; they can propagate much beyond the speed of linear elastic waves and are accompanied by significant heating.

Schiaparelli's signature color was a violent magenta she called "Shocking".

He says his aim has always been to create "unmediated" programmes about important issues that generate discussion and debate; that might be called "shocking", but never biased.

Huntington said he had resisted several offers for McLouth, whom he called "shocked" by the trade, but added that he could not turn down the Braves' proposal.

The jadeite was found in ribbons of mineral called shock-melt veins.

This process is called shocking the vegetables.