Sentence examples for temporarily called from inspiring English sources

The new company is temporarily called L&C Spinco.

This was the pattern that was followed where Byzantine experts were temporarily called in.

Left to nature, the element temporarily called "ununseptium" for its place on the periodic table of the elements — Latin, roughly, for "117-ness" — would never have materialized.

A bus strike in Westchester County that affected about 50,000 riders was temporarily called off last night after one day, county officials said.

Rescue efforts and a coastguard helicopter were temporarily called off during the night when an electrical storm hit the Sussex coast.

And the starting centre-backs in the B team couldn't be temporarily called up to the first team because they are over 23.

The British Embassy in Tehran came under gunfire just after Iran announced that it was temporarily calling its ambassador back from Britain.

And that statuette, which you can temporarily call yours -- ignoring for a moment that it's tethered to the podium -- is one of 50 in the show that will be awarded to actual stars during a future ceremony.

One reason that Republican primary voters in Michigan may appear less conservative than other early nominating contests is that Michigan does not require voters to be registered Republicans, so anyone, including independents and Democrats, can temporarily call himself or herself a Republican and enter the voting booth.

Steve Ballmer is on a barnstorming tour about Microsoft's move into what he temporarily calls the Windows Cloud OS> IBM is busy opening 13 cloud computing centers around the world.

But as American and South Korean troops continued exercises, NorthKorean officials lashed out in several statements that led Trump to temporarily call off the summit.