Sentence examples for which it is called from inspiring English sources

This will cause the outer layers of the star to expand greatly, and the star will enter a phase of its life in which it is called a red giant.

The River Slea rises to the west of Sleaford, near Ancaster, and flows in an easterly direction, passing through Sleaford on its way to South Kyme, beyond which it is called the Kyme Eau, joining the River Witham at Chapel Hill.

Could a convention be limited to consideration of the amendment or the subject matter which it is called to consider?

It is joined by the Pikien River at Djoemoe Asidonhopo, below which it is called the Suriname.

The key to the hawk's training is in conditioning, which means finding the correct hunting, or "flying," weight i.e., the weight at which it would hunt if living in its natural environment which is different for each individual hawk, and getting the hawk fit by increasing both the time it spends flying and the distances over which it is called to the falconer.

Elsewhere, he explicitly describes genus as matter: "the genus is the matter of that of which it is called the genus" (I.8, 1058a23).

Moreover, this collection took place in a restored 17th-century mansion – L'hotel de Senecterre in Saint German which it is calling its new "couture house".

Those considerations and more are laid out in Amazon's detailed wish list for its new project, which it is calling HQ2.

Now Google Ads has its own Labs, which it is calling Ad Innovations.

Now, micro-blogging service Tumblr is getting in on the act with its own toolbar which it is calling TumbleUpon.

API has also rolled out its electoral campaign, which it is calling "America's Energy, America's Choice".