Sentence examples similar to calls iron from inspiring English sources
"We're making a movie called Iron Men.
Pyrite, also called iron pyrite or fool's gold, a naturally occurring iron disulfide mineral.
There are two major dialects: (1) eastern, called Iron, and (2) western, called Digor.
Prussian blue, any of several deep-blue pigments that are composed of complex iron cyanides and hence called iron blues.
Then there's a character called Iron Bull who is a Qunari (that means he has horns).
The high-wheel turnstiles -- sometimes derisively called iron maidens or egg-slicers -- may be safer because fare jumpers cannot get through, she said.
Far more unusual, however, has been the success of an obscure Japanese cooking show called "Iron Chef," which is emerging as the newest cult hit on television.
Other stretches, mostly in the South, have been called Iron Road by law enforcement officers because the highway is a favorite route for the transport of illegal guns.
Perhaps the most notable feature of the war games in February, called Iron Fist, was the baldness of their unspoken warning.
The Army is running some valuable counterinsurgency programs in Iraq, but too often it responds to major setbacks with big-unit sweeps (the ongoing one is called Iron Hammer).
Boston is Keenan's sixth National Hockey League club, and the man they call Iron Mike promised to turn things around quickly, as he has in three of his five previous stops.
