Sentence examples similar to so called call from inspiring English sources
In UK, for instance, caller first have to talk to a so called call-handler, how then might transfer the call to a RN, if deemed appropriate.
So I call a company called Call-Tech in Bolton.
My personal favorites are the whoops produced by a male named "Pavarotti," so called because his long distance call is exceptionally musical.
"So called Islamic State, Isil, Isis, call them what you like, have no respect for the borders that currently exist," he said.
After a few wrong turns under the Interstate, I found the neon purple house called Pigdom, so called because its facade has been decorated with pictures of pigs and highway signs warning that one is approaching "Hog Heaven".
Why do lobsters turn red in hot water? asks Amy Robertson The red colour of a cooked lobster is due to a pigment called astaxanthin that belongs to a family of colourful chemicals called carotenoids (so called because one of the first to be discovered was the orange pigment found in carrots).
Her fans – the so called #Delevingners – have dedicated Tumblr pages called "dress like a delevingne", which show Cara-inspired outfits.
However, so called quality improvement programs frequently call for implementation of the total bundle.
Figure 1 gives an overview of OrChem's main components, showing how the user interacts with OrChem via PL/SQL packages that call out to so called "Java Stored Procedures" [13].
The manuscript contains unusual small horizontally aligned double dots (so called "distigmai," formerly called "umlauts") in the margin of the columns and are scattered throughout the New Testament.
