Sentence examples for is called so from inspiring English sources
A Minkowski valuation Z is called SO ( n ) equivariant, if for all ϑ ∈ SO ( n ) and all K ∈ K n, Z ( ϑ K ) = ϑ Z K. (1.2).
A group of fish is called so gross why are all these fish here?
Her second "so" study, in 2008, is called "So What's Up?": Using the Discourse Marker So to Launch Conversational Business.
The Raindance promo is called "So I fell in love with a Zombie", which might give you an idea of what to expect.
(A truce is called so that the Trojans can leave their walled city and go into the surrounding forests to cut wood for Hector's funeral pyre).
(After all, one of the most evocative pieces of New York music is called "So What?") "I happen to live here," she says.
In such cases, the person is called so-and-so ben/bat (son/daughter) mother's name.
When I told Bill he said, 'Well, you just tell them Nike is calling!'" So she did.
They were wrong, and were called so by the good people of the same time.
I've never been called so many names in my life".
Pass interference was called so infrequently, I wondered if it had been turned off in the game's options.
