Sentence examples for was called moving from inspiring English sources

Campbell's performance was called "moving" by Seghers, who viewed that Campbell managed to deliver a performance that "completely shed his trademark snark".

"This is called moving off the X," he told me.

The bed is called moving bed with internals (MBI), and the solid heat carrier is shale ash from industrial Fushun retorting furnace.

The third round of a golf major is called moving day because the tournament winner often comes from a group of players who surged on Saturday.

It's called moving up the economic value chain: U.S. companies are increasingly conceiving and creating products that are built elsewhere.

The moving mesh function (x xi,t)) satisfies certain parabolic equations which are called moving mesh partial differential equations (MMPDEs).

This is called moving from a pre-operational worldview to a less egocentric operational worldview.

Nico, as he is called, moved to the Yucatán after vacationing there several times.

From Angus to Ayrshire, Fife to Kent, the rota, as it is called, moves currently among nine golf courses.

The "owner's equivalent rent," as it is called, moves roughly in tandem with actual rents for homes and apartments.

Likely, that would be called Moving Capital.