Sentence examples for so is called from inspiring English sources

It is spread by mosquitoes and so is called an "arbovirus", in the same family as West Nile and dengue fever.

His plan for doing so is called "LoLo" or "Lower-Lower Manhattan" — a brand-new neighborhood, built from landfill in the harbor connecting Lower Manhattan to Governors Island and beyond, with blocks of skyscrapers, new subway lines, and waste-to-energy and desalination plants.

I learned that raising rabbits for meat and fur is known as cuniculture, that the place where one does so is called a cunicularium, and that these became extremely popular at monasteries in the Middle Ages, after Pope Gregory declared laurices acceptable to eat during Lent and other fast days.

I was unsure how many people would actually brave the 'uncool' possibilities of a pop-punk party, but they turned out in force and really cut loose". The pop-punk revival isn't just a London thing: a Brighton counterpart to Say It Ain't So is called, simply, Pop Punk Ain't Dead, while Leeds's Hello Bastards, mixes new pop-punk bands with party anthems.

where is a nonnegative function, called the weight function, and so is called the weighted premium.

Non-traditional diacritics are often named after objects they resemble, so is called bridge.

So is calling yourself chubby a pre-emptive defence mechanism?

So is calling the group Daesh a wicked burn?

"I was walking with my friend when a boy came and told me that so and so is calling you.

Polymers that can do so are called elastomers.

On the p side, the holes constitute the dominant carriers and so are called majority carriers.