Sentence examples for movements are called from inspiring English sources

These movements are called bending vibrations.

Moreover, although their movements are called whirling, that term may mislead anyone unfamiliar with dervish rites.

And tardive dyskinesia, as these movements are called when caused by this class of medicines, is a known side effect.

This year alone, Corum, Hublot and Panerai are all touting new in-house calibers, as movements are called by the trade.

In Bharatnatyam these hand movements are called hastas.

The circuits controlling these movements are called central pattern generators (Marder and Calabrese, 1996), and each rhythmic behaviour and perhaps every muscle has its own central pattern generator.

The liberal movements are calling for a governing covenant that would guide those who draft the new constitution, in order to preserve the secular nature of the state.

One of the movements is called "Hurricane Carol".

One of the movements is called "Blacklist," and it can be listened to at www.davidtlittle.com.com

The original said a region deep in the brain associated with reward processing, attention and motor movements was called the chordate nucleus.

The group that began the so-called "Umbrella Movement" are called Occupy Central with Love and Peace (OCLP).