Sentence examples for it was often called from inspiring English sources
It was especially fashionable from c. 1530 to 1620 in France, Spain, and England, where it was often called the cinquepace after its five basic steps (French cinqpas).
"Because many believed that the disease first made its appearance in the French troops besieging Naples, it was often called (especially by the Italians) morbus gallicus ('French disease').
A popular form by the end of the 19th century, it was often called a music hall, although music hall usually meant variety entertainment in England.
In 1860 the breed was named after the city of Manchester, a breeding centre, but it was often called the black-and-tan terrier until the 1920s.
Above all other concepts, "culture" was the central element of this great area of anthropology, or ethnology, as it was often called to distinguish it from physical anthropology.
This is probably due to the ridiculously high value placed on it during the latter years of the 19th century, when it was often called Nanjing ware.
West Papua hasn't had its Springboks tour yet; it is often called the world's forgotten occupation.
He hired Pat Burke, the owner of another local CrossFit gym — or "box," as it's often called because of its spare, no-frills design — to teach the classes.
It is often called the Great Writ because of its extraordinary power to protect the liberty of individuals.
Now it's often called that because of the color of its residents' skin.
"Sharm," as it's often called, is a cluster of resorts popular for its immediate access to some of the world's best diving and snorkeling.
