Sentence examples for was apparently called from inspiring English sources
The gifted mathematician was apparently called to the principal's office for what he believed was because he had passed another maths test with full marks.
Mr. Riley was apparently called to the stand in part to demonstrate Andersen's attempts to do the right thing as the debacle at Enron began last fall.
Scheherazade was thirty-five, four years older than Habara, and a full-time housewife with two children in elementary school (though she was also a registered nurse and was apparently called in for the occasional job).
In November the Australian Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka was apparently called a "cry baby" by Roger Federer's wife Mirka after he appeared to indicate she was disrupting his concentration by talking too loudly, prompting an on-court row at the O2 Arena.
On Thursday, the planned merger between the two was apparently called off.
Ruth Bader Ginsberg was apparently called a "bitch" all throughout law school, to which she responded: "Better bitch than mouse".
This musical style is apparently called "Urban Pasifika," although it sounds pretty much like hip-hop to me.
Tim Phillips: "Brazilian television is talking about the disappointing performance of an English centre forward who is apparently called 'Whiny Hoon'".
It is apparently called Jaggernaught, tells the tale of an assassin, and will have an all-Indian cast.
The Prince of Wales told "well-wishers", as people interested in royal baby news are apparently called, that he thought the announcement was "wonderful".
Exciting for reasons other than prospective literary merit are Rod Stewart and John Taylor from Duran Duran, whose autobiography is apparently called – and I'm not making this up - A Million Little Seductions.
