Sentence examples for so called in from inspiring English sources

At one time, it was grouped with the genus Dorphorea, and is so called in France.

I heard him when I was traveling with Secretary Wilson to this space symposium, so called, in Colorado Springs.

At Jooi, a polyester Rooney the Rat bag — so called in honor of the year of that rodent — is pretty nifty, too (Shop 3, Lane 210; $33).

Soap opera, broadcast dramatic serial program, so called in the United States because most of its major sponsors for many years were manufacturers of soap and detergents.

The Lyttelton was so called in honour of Oliver Lyttelton, Lord Chandos, a lifelong champion of the National and a former chairman of the board.

I've found that students are very reluctant to use "author's manuscript" copies (so called in PubMed Central) for their schoolwork.

Mostly low cost iron and manganese materials have been used as oxygen carriers in the so called in-situ gasification CLC (iG-CLC).

These so called in-hub motors could drastically cut the weight of a hybrid or fuel-cell car, Mr. Brauer said.

The existence of these so called in-paralogs, raises the question to what extent the expression contexts of the gene copies have diverged.

This type of study (so called 'in-depth' or 'audit' study), aims to identify deficiencies in medical care that may have contributed to death.

That gives us particular difficulties, especially in respect of benefits while you are working - so called 'in work benefits'.