Sentence examples for was usually called from inspiring English sources

I was usually called Barbara, but I had all different little nicknames: Babsy, Bobby and Barbie.

It was usually called a bridging placement and it could last for a year or two.

From earliest childhood, she referred to herself as Warner's brother, and was usually called "he" in the letters Mary wrote to Warner.

A potato nose, as her grandfather's was usually called; her version, if on occasion more poetically compared to a sponge or a peony, was viewed as equally outsized and grotesque.

Her stepson, Bruce, who was usually called Young Mr. Crozier, had come safely home from the war, where he had been a fighter pilot, had gone to college and studied history, and got married, and now he had leukemia.

Another is the facade of the old New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street, with its temple-like columns and pediment, although in America, neoclassical was usually called Federal.

"Yale!" Repice is usually called Carla.

These types are usually called ostracoderms.

(These categories are usually called, confusingly, "calendars").

(The Saudi variant is usually called Wahhabism).

They are usually called howdahs (Hindi: hauda).