Sentence examples for is respectfully called from inspiring English sources

A second, even more impressive vehicle, known simply as India, boasts wheels of state, and its chauffeur is respectfully called "prime minister".

Pedro Walpole (or Amay as he is respectfully called by the local people he works with) saw when he first arrived in the 1980s.

Later this month Mrs. Antonova -- or Madame Antonova, as she is respectfully called by peers -- will be in Houston opening an ambitious exhibition of French art from the Pushkin that will then travel to Atlanta and Los Angeles.

By M. Eulan and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 27 , 1950 P. 22A man who parked his car in front of St. John's Church, on Waverly Place, found a card with this message affixed to the windshield: Dear Sir: Your attention is respectfully called to the fact that you are parked in a Police No Parking area.

One of Eigg's old Gaelic names is "the Island of the Powerful Women", which it was respectfully called by male islanders at sea, to avoid bad luck.

Oland's visit to China was reported extensively in Chinese newspapers, and the actor was respectfully called "Mr. Chan".

Curbside parking is tight since Mr. Levitt -- he is always respectfully called Mr. here -- did not foresee three-car families.

We can call all we like; the least we can do is respectfully step aside while doing it.

He is respectfully dogged in his courtships.

And that is respectfully accepted," Luiz wrote on Twitter.

This is, respectfully, unrealistic.