Sentence examples for were anyway called from inspiring English sources
A senior State Department official, James Kelly, had been due to visit early in July, but it was never made clear whom he would see, and the talks were anyway called off (by the Americans) following a naval clash in June between North and South Korea.
If we'd had a girl, she was gonna be called Carla... Anyway, we talked about it, and we dreamed it, but it wasn't meant to be.
In Simmons's case, that does not mean obscenity; that was bleeped out in the podcast, which was not live and, anyway, is called the "B.S. Report".
The officer said I was about to be called anyway.
Anyway, calls to break California up are nothing new.
He writes, "Perhaps this was going to happen anyway — it is called a 'recognized complication' of that particular operation — but I know that I was not in the right state of mind to carry out such dangerous and delicate surgery, and when I saw the patient on the ward round in the days afterwards, and saw his paralyzed face, paralyzed and disfigured, I felt a deep sense of shame".
"He's trained hard enough, and also don't forget he's got a sleeping partner anyway – it's called the taxman, the government.
It's a terrible thing to be called, and anyway, Administrator Pruitt, I know you don't want to be called it either".
Anyway she's called it Lemmy, but it has glasses like, so I'm not sure.
Since we were there anyway, I called my mother.
