Sentence examples for stop to be called from inspiring English sources

This stop, to be called Edinburgh Gateway, will be built alongside a new railway station on the Fife Circle Line to form a transport interchange between Edinburgh Trams and the Fife Circle and Edinburgh to Aberdeen Lines.

"I will stop to be call a professionnel footballer and wish many young talent to enjoy as much as me my football.

They stop traffic; the police have to be called.

Nelson Rockefeller, then the Vice President of the United States, directed the gesture to hecklers at a 1976 campaign stop near Binghamton, New York, leading it to be called the "Rockefeller Gesture".

Alan Samson, a non-fiction editor at the publisher Weidenfeld & Nicolson, is pulling out the stops to publish the memoir, to be called A Spectacle of Dust, in June or July.

Francis Galton argued that particular character traits even drunkenness and genius were inherited and that "eugenics," as it would come to be called, would stop the genetic drain.

Stop Swine Flu — which probably ought to be called Spread Swine Flu — is actually a new name for a game released this year as Sneeze, before the possibility of pandemic flu dominated the news.

He said: "How many more deaths will it take to stop what must be called the carnage in Gaza?

Even amateurs know how to stop being called for foot faults and losing their cool.

Ever since Macedonian independence in 1991, Greece has tried to stop it being called by its name, insisting that it implies territorial claims to Greek Macedonia.

Some may fight to stop it being called marriage, but, despite this week's grumbling, the trend seems to be in the direction of giving gay couples nearly everything but that magic word.