Sentence examples for has always been called from inspiring English sources
Syrah has always been called shiraz in Australia.
His paintings are sometimes signed N. Christopher Kelly, but he has always been called Chris.
Just because the Jones Slam has always been called a "Grand Slam" does not make it "true" or even "technically" correct.
The Ballroom, as the building has always been called, is almost an afterthought in the book, sequestered in a section about the town's lost houses.
— It is on just a quarter-acre of land, which everyone agrees is too small, and it has always been called the "temporary" memorial.
Her second child, John — who has always been called by his middle name, Richie — was born in 1962, and by this time she and her husband had settled into a house in Dunedin not far from that of her parents.
"I've always been called 'Witchy' in the village, in the playground.
"I've always been called 'mouthy'," says Lily, "when, in fact, I'm just talking.
It also formally established the unisex toilet, which became another name for what in gay establishments had always been called the back room.
The Villard Houses, as they have always been called, reflect their namesake's European background and his lifelong insistence on the most elegant accommodations possible.
