Sentence examples for sore called from inspiring English sources

The primary stage of syphilis most often begins with the appearance of a painless sore called a "chancre," which is small, hard, circular, and painless.

The sores, called decubitus ulcers, develop when there is constant pressure on the skin, and they can lead to serious, life-threatening infections.

A well-validated clinical algorithm for estimating the likelihood of a Group A streptococcal infection in a patient presenting with a sore throat called the Centor Score is available [ 6].

The sores then become raised with white patches, and they may "open" – these open mouth sores are called ulcers, and they are very painful.

Sore mouth, also called doby mouth, pustular dermatitis, or contagious ecthyma (CE), viral disease of sheep and goats.

The BBC's director of audio and music, Tim Davie, said Douglas's departure would be a "sore loss" and called on staff to "remain focused on creating great programmes".

When they learned earlier this week that Ed Yarnall would not be able to pitch the first exhibition game because of a sore back, they called Westbrook into Torre's office and told him he would start.

And in a persistent new refrain, they called: "Sore-Loserman!