Sentence examples for is really called from inspiring English sources

Here are 12 songs about emotional hurt and partial recovery; some cliche-ridden (yes, one song here is really called Love Is Blind), others classy and nagging.

"This is really called love.

Commentator's kit: Fearsome lock Bakkies Botha is really called John.

On the first day of spring, I was driving along the Shields River in Montana looking out at a season that is really called "calving".

Pavlo Ushevets, as the infuriated Kremlin believe Wanted is really called (he vehemently denies this), is now on an Interpol wanted list, the nickname fully earned.

The Winchester, for it is really called that, closed last year, after its owners, Pat and Val, sold up and went back to live in Ireland with a large pile of money.

"Here's a place where Governor Romney is really calling for a different approach," Mr. Chen said.

But the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is really calling the shots.

What Oren is really calling into question is whether, when it comes to Israel, the Administration should have an independent foreign policy.

Who is really calling the shots there, and who is trying to change this?

Yes, it's really called that.