Sentence examples for later was called from inspiring English sources

When I hit New York, I bumped into what later was called the folk-song renaissance.

Thomson then studied the charge-to-mass ratio of the most common ion, which later was called the electron, while Rutherford pursued other radiations that produced ions.

Oliwa later was called for interference when he threw a pick after a face-off with the Devils in their offensive zone.

She was assigned a number at the arrivals desk and, minutes later, was called to window F, where a woman handed her a red flower-patterned wallet.

At the 1966 World Cup, its army-based team shocked Italy on a lone goal by Pak Do-ik, who later was called the Dentist for inflicting so much hurt on the favored Italians.

He later was called for his fourth foul on the offensive end and went back to the bench with 6 minutes 23 seconds remaining and West Virginia leading by 65-53.

It would later be called The Columbia University-Presbyterian Hospital SColumbia University-Presbyterianion.

The maneuvers later were called off because of wet grounds.

The Angstroms, father and son, are forerunners of those who would later be called Reagan Democrats.

It must have sounded to him — who knows? — something like what would later be called grunge.

Disraeli suffered what would later be called a nervous breakdown and did little during the next four years.