Sentence examples for which were called from inspiring English sources

(Bucktown got its name from Polish immigrants' practice of raising goats there, which were called bucks).

That fighting eventually led to the airstrikes, which were called in by the Americans.

One per cent we're gonna delegate to the tampons my mother used, which were called OB.

A total of 138 books, seven of which were called in by the judges, were considered.

Darwin's defenders are refusing to testify at the hearings, which were called by the State Board of Education's conservative majority.

For revenue purposes the name was applied to any compact area containing one or more villages, which were called "estates".

The Coercive Acts, which were called the Intolerable Acts by the American colonists, were passed by Parliament in 1774 in response to colonial resistance to British rule.

McCaskill said Friday that she is asking that the conference committee strip out all of the earmarks, which were called "amendments" in the bill.

At the time of their discovery in the 18th century, they were found to be a component of complex oxides, which were called "earths" at that time.

Besides gold certificates which were called in in 1933, there are three principal paper currency classifications: (1) Silver certificates, printed in $1, $5, and $10 bills.

There's a region here which is called the fovea.