Sentence examples for property are called from inspiring English sources

The 120 homeowners who do not have waterfront property are called "masters" and cultivate their shellfish from an alloted area in the community "garden" at the marine center's creek.

The 130 homeowners who plant in the creeks bordering their own property are called "ambassadors" and pay dues of $250 a year, which includes the purchase of their equipment.

For the use of money was then infrequent amongst the Romans, but their wealth in cattle great; even now pieces of property are called peculia from pecus, cattle; and they had stamped upon their most ancient money an ox, a sheep, or a hog; and surnamed their sons Suillii, Bubulci, Caprarii, and Porcii, from caproe, goats, and porci, hogs.

This is always a maximal nonnegative shift-invariant subspace of the Kreĭn space k2(Z+;W), i.e., the space ℓ2(Z+;W) endowed with the indefinite inner product inherited from W. Subspaces of k2(Z+;W) with this property are called passive future behaviors.

Voting procedures that satisfy this property are called Condorcet consistent.

The selfextensional logics with this property are called fully selfextensional.

This magnetic property is called antiferromagnetism.

This property is called discrete translational periodicity.

The resulting property is called superhydrophobicity.

This second property is called here complete spreading.

Why, then, is it O.K. to do that when the wheeled property is called a car?