Sentence examples for this play is called from inspiring English sources

This play is called Morton's Fork.

The play's first lines, which he delivers on a bare stage, are: "This play is called 'Our Town.' It was written by Thornton Wilder".

But The Bloody Hand, as I am told this play is called, which with its canny vulgarity, frilly rhymed couplet dialogue, and fart noises, comes off as good-humored self-parody.

"Bret wanted to dig this grave because this play was called Dirt, about a guy who ran a funeral home from his own house.

The film in the play is called "The Satanist".

In rule books from the 1880s, the play is called a "safety touch-down".

If no shot succeeds after two attempts, the play is called as "dead".[12].[12]

This initial play is called the kickoff, and typically involves a long kick down field from one team to the other, with the team that kicked the ball rushing towards the team receiving the ball in order to prevent them from running the ball a long ways back towards the kicking team's end zone.

But the play was called back when New England's Willie McGinest was called for holding Marshall Faulk.

Dude on Wheel of Fortune just thought the play was called "A Streetcar Naked Desire".

The play is called Money, remember?