Sentence examples for called wrath from inspiring English sources

The track currently under consideration was called "Wrath," although they were renaming it "Lemonworld" — unless they decided to go with "You and Your Sister".

Ahmed said the operation – called Wrath of the Euphrates – would involve about 30,000 fighters and had begun on Saturday night.

It was called Wrath, it was called You and Your Sister, and even when they finally decided on the original version, Berninger complained, "Now it's the ugliest, worst-mixed, least-polished song on the record, and it took the longest to get there".

The story was called "Wrath...?" with an ellipsis and a question mark.

It's arguably as good as a movie called Wrath of the Titans can be expected to be, with decent acting, terrific special effects, and 3D every bit as good as Clash of the Titans was bad.

Alas, it suffered a classic case of 'Tomb Raider Trap' at the box office (where a superior sequel to a lackluster original bombs because audiences feel once bitten, twice shy), but it's absolutely worth your time if you're so inclined to want to see a movie called Wrath of the Titans in the first place.

He is currently planning a third film in the trilogy, called The Wrath of the Gods, "where the gods get their comeuppance.

One party, called simply Wrath, plays a song from the Holocaust -- "Our village is going up in flames" -- as an Israeli flag is lowered down a flagpole.

This leads to the exemplary career of Dr. Khan (in a chapter called "The Wrath of Khan") and the high level of flamboyance at which he operated, until the Musharraf government found it expedient to silence him in 2004.

In a "Star Trek" parody called "The Wrath of Farrakhan," Damon Wayans liberated the ship's nonwhite crew (including Spock), and delivered a rousing speech: "My people have survived 400 years of slavery, 300 years of apartheid and 25 years of 'The Jeffersons' in syndication".

Mark Bernardin of Entertainment Weekly went further, calling The Wrath of Khan "the film that, by most accounts, saved Star Trek as we know it"; it is now considered one of the best films in the series.