Sentence examples for is called still from inspiring English sources

The Precision Buying Service, as the new service is called, still includes user ratings, but now visitors can also pore over specifications for various products (including side-by-side price comparisons), read industry reviews and find links to online stores that offer the products in stock.

Seeds and genomics, as the division is called, still represent Monsanto 's great hope.

It's not for nothing that Betye Saar's traveling museum show is called "Still Tickin'". This week the 89-year-old artist wraps up her first museum solo exhibition in Europe at the Netherlands Museum Het DomeinNetherlands Museum Het Domein

This septuagenarian (for our young readers, that is what a person who is 70 through 79 years old is called) still appreciates "pin-ups" -- including the modern versions -- but most importantly, I appreciate organizations dedicated to improve the morale and welfare of those brave troops who have sacrificed so much for all of us.

In dense forest, undergrowth, brush, or scrub, the hunter, unable to see more than a few yards, walks slowly and cautiously, ever alert, in what is called still-hunting, although deer hunters using this method speak of "jumping" a deer.

The polar bear's most common hunting method is called still-hunting: The bear uses its excellent sense of smell to locate a seal breathing hole, and crouches nearby in silence for a seal to appear.

It's called Still In Love With You".

For the moment, the collections to which I am called still consist of paper, ink, glue, covers and jackets.

In fact, Norway's ruling Labour Party, as the country's social democrats are called, still won the general election on September 10th.

The song is called Standing Still, which Roman Lob is singing while NOT ACTUALLY STANDING STILL.

"Inspired Venture," as the exercise is called, is still scheduled for August, despite U.S. sanctions imposed in retaliation for the nuclear blasts.