Sentence examples for someday be called from inspiring English sources

From the shoulders on Claude Montana suits to the number of colors and angles in "Pee-wee's Playhouse," what may someday be called More-ism caught on big.

Granted, sometimes a hyphen after post is necessary for clarity: a journalistic era in Washington could someday be called "post-Post," but would be confusing as "postPost".

So which script will play out, the threat of war or the dull hum of diplomats negotiating a modus vivendi that might someday be called peace?

One hundred and sixty-eight bleak Decembers ago or thereabouts, Edgar Allan Poe sat before a fireplace in a farmhouse on a high bluff on what would someday be called the Upper West Side, composing a poem.

"You know, the temptation was to think that it might someday be called the Eddy Minimum, that is, to call it nothing in the hope that someone else would do that," he said in an oral history interview for the American Institute of Physics, "but being from Nebraska, I could never do anything like that".

By this logic, houses of worship will someday be called citadels of Stalinism just for lifting up community values and inoculating against extreme individualism.

With a few modifications, a new generation of these robo-inchworms may be called upon someday to burrow beneath alien worlds in search of life.

"Someday, when electronic books replace print, these will just be called the book awards," he said.

"My goal is for it to be called by its real name, Playa Lucia, again someday," she said.

Bieber, Justin His new fragrance is called Someday.

Stanovich has just begun a three-year project, funded by the John Templeton Foundation, to create the first comprehensive assessment of rational thinking -- what may someday be commonly called the RQ test.