Sentence examples for is just called from inspiring English sources

"So we have one that is just called 'Annie's Pinky Red'," Ms. Zitter said.

Last year's model was called the iPad 2, but this third-generation model is just called the iPad.

Duke has been described in The Times as a British Staffordshire bull terrier, though usually he is just called a pit bull.

Victoria Zarlenga at Scotland v USA soccer friendly, 2012 I like that this YouTube video is just called "bad national anthem": a tenderly worded understatement.

Cameron cites the entry for "cuckold" in "A Feminist Dictionary," published in 1985, which notes that "The wife of an unfaithful husband is just called wife".

The bulk of the movie dives in to explore the corners of this slightly familiar (Logan's Run's "Carousel" is just called "Elsewhere") but still fascinating set-up.

Don't worry: he is just calling the long-anticipated album something else.

It could change in the future, but I think that Owen is just calling him out.

A: It's just called OnLive Desktop.

He's just called "moustache".

So far, it's just called The New iPad.