Sentence examples for sometime called from inspiring English sources

Describes Gitmo, sometime called "The Rock," which comprises about 20,000 land acres; about 700 of them are mined.

Fourteen of the scrutiny body's 25 seats are for members representing constituencies - sometime called "super constituencies" - comprising two or three of London's local authority areas.

That means that you can change lenses on them, just as on a Single Lens Reflex camera, but the camera lacks the internal mirror that pops out of the way when you take a photo (which is the "reflex" that gives those cameras the distinctive click sound, sometime called "mirror slap").

This is sometime called node-exclusive interference model.

A -inverse-strongly monotone isometimeme called -cocoercive.

During this westward migration of the industry, competition between sheep (sometime called "range maggots") and cattle operations grew more heated, eventually erupting into range wars.

Action - which she sometime calls conflict - could mean the baby is facing a challenge, whether it's a struggle to stand or hold a spoon for the first time.

Dire situations sometime call on us to be heroes...such as here.

It was written by a then-renowned professor of international relations and sometime journalist called E.H. Carr.

Of course, besides their pure representation also reasoning about actions is important, since representation and reasoning with these representations are deemed to be closely connected within KR (which is sometime also called KR&R, knowledge representation & reasoning).

SpaceX also recently launched its Falcon Heavy for the first time, and is looking ahead to its next-generation launch craft: The BFR or sometime colloquially called the 'big f*cking rocket.'.