Sentence examples similar to subsequent to being called from inspiring English sources

A subsequent series, to be called Dalton, was ordered by NBC for midseason, then production was cancelled after just four episodes were completed.

In subsequent years, the "incubator" program, to be called "News 21" for the 21st century and the perspective of people under 21, will be based at each campus.

Subsequent years of being called a "noctor" (not a doctor) and "demi-doc" have proved that point.

In a subsequent incident, police were called to a further scene on Seven Sisters Road: "Whereby a 38-year-old man matching the description of the suspect in the first incident allegedly spat at a woman after he had racially abused her and made Islamophobic remarks", according to a police spokesperson.

The subsequent film is called October Sky - an anagram of Rocket Boys.

The subsequent treaty is called the Paix des Dames because it was negotiated by Louise of Savoy, mother of Francis, who had acted as regent during his absences, and Margaret of Austria, aunt of Charles and regent of the Netherlands.

This final PEEP to be used for the subsequent ventilation therapy is called 'open-lung PEEP' [ 5].

No news on whether any of Ms. Jones's subsequent albums will be called "Faster, Pussycat!

No one has been charged in the killings, although the subsequent investigation has been called the most extensive in the history of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, as the police force was known until its name was changed to the Police Service of Northern Ireland last month.

The diagonal ascent stage indicates that an increase in the current is necessary for the subsequent melting, which is called stable melting.

His role in the Polish government over the subsequent years has been called a dictatorship by some sources, or a "quasi-dictatorship".