Sentence examples for gets to be called from inspiring English sources

Who gets to be called "educated," and why?

Our political discourse is full of such battles; it is pretty routine to find discussions of who gets to be called "Republican" (as opposed to RINO – Republican in Name Only), what "freedom" should mean, what legitimately gets to be called "rape" —and the list goes on.

Nor would Stedman-Scott's partner get to be called "Lady".

"When did it get to be called comedy?" "In college, when I did night clubs".

They would see their faces on the front of glossy business magazines, and get to be called visionaries.

I will take it all day long, because it's not as if you get to be called "champion" that often in life.

Mr. Gomez added: "For him to be as dirty and low, pond scum, to like, put me up next to Bin Laden, he's just got to be called what he is.

I never did find out how she got to be called Sappho... but I do know that Kate's other cat was called Mrs Pankhurst".

You don't get to be called "English" because there's an essence that this label follows; you're English because our rules determine that you are entitled to the label by being somehow connected with a place called England.

You don't get to be called space-doom without being pretty out-there as it is, but even by Ufomammut's standards, the opening track of the Italian trio's sixth album is a surprise.

It's almost perfect as far as it goes - a bleak but ultimately hopeful comedy which, if it hadn't got to be called White, might very well be dubbed Black.