Sentence examples for called subways from inspiring English sources

In 1891, the city, which at that time consisted of Manhattan and the Bronx, hired the Empire City Subway Company to bury the city's low-tension communication wires below the street in ducts, originally called "subways".

Her fascination with the subway prompted her to start an Instagram account called Subway Book Review in December, which later developed into a Tumblr.

'Subway Stops' The Charter Oak Gallery at 1552 Post Road in Fairfield has an exhibition through March 13 of Karl Soderlund's paintings called "Subway Stops".

He once told a Ramones fan, Vic Godard, and his pals, "you look like a group", so they formed one called Subway Sect.

They had gone to a dive called Subway, and as they chatted she agreed that next time he came to the city she would make cookies from the sugar.

He went to a soul night he'd seen listed, called Subway Soul Club, where, he told me, he was "blown away that, once again, despite several years of studying soul music, the d.j.s were spinning loads of things I'd never heard before".

This is what made it all the more interesting to spend an afternoon in the subway watching people from the television channel MetroTV produce a show called "Subway Q & A," a kind of cult hit on cable in which subway riders are asked funny or embarrassing questions or are propositioned to participate in wacky stunts.

One of the sleeper hits on the charts over the last year has been a tiny game out of Denmark called Subway Surfers.

It's called "Subway Art".

Subway, also called underground, tube, or métro, underground railway system used to transport large numbers of passengers within urban and suburban areas.

Call subway guy!" She did.