Sentence examples for zone called from inspiring English sources

But during the third type, a zone called the insula ipsilateral also lit up.

An official panel that monitors risk in the euro zone called on European leaders to move quickly to stabilize banks.

They're now performed by workers making pennies on the dollars in Mexico's economic fire zone called the Maquilladora.

In a permanent war zone called Britain, smoke pours into the air as illegal immigrants are swept into detainment camps.

In "A.I.," the child robot finds himself drawn to a forbidden zone, called "Man-Hattan," overflowing with water.

Negotiations begun in 1989 between the two organizations culminated in 1991 in an agreement to form a free-trade zone called the European Economic Area EEAA).

In 2009, the Spaniards were given EU backing to create a 69-square mile environmental zone called Estrecho Oriental which would be administered by Spain.

Offense continued to dominate the game until 1963, when baseball officials sought to speed up games by increasing the size of the strike zone called by the umpires.

Fringing the true Eastern Carpathians runs a narrow zone called the sub-Carpathians, which is made up of folded Cenozoic rocks superimposed on the sub-Carpathian structural depression.

In this zone, called the interphase, the chemical and physical properties of the adhesive may be considerably different from those in the noncontact portions.

By the mid-70s, a conservative backlash made the networks so skittish they created a pablum zone called the "family hour".