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Example sentences for "sometimes called"

Magnesium oxide, sometimes called magnesia or magnesia usta, resembles lime in many respects.

It is sometimes called oil of vitriol, since it was formerly made by distilling a substance called green vitriol.

This process is sometimes called "breaking" the water.

Since the energy possessed by coal only becomes available when the coal is made to undergo a chemical change, it is sometimes called chemical energy.

A solution of these compounds is yellow and is sometimes called yellow ammonium sulphide.

Country people bury the Sloes in jars to preserve them for winter use; and the bush which bears this fruit is sometimes called, provincially, Scroggs.

The parasite is sometimes called "Red tangle" and "Lady's laces.

It is sometimes called "Nep," as contracted from Nepeta.

The CUTIS VERA (sometimes called the co´ri-on) is composed of minute fibres, which are collected into small bundles or strands.

For this reason, this membrane is sometimes called the vil´lous coat.

Poison Parsley, as it is sometimes called, is an anodyne, narcotic, and an excellent alterative.

And for this special reason, this habit is sometimes called conscience, as we have said above.

Taxes may be on expenditure (sometimes called taxes on consumption).

It was very nearly a self-sufficing economic unit, "a closed economy," as it sometimes called.

We shall in the rest of this chapter limit the discussion to the one most important form of personal insurance, that called life insurance (sometimes called survivors' insurance).

We come now to the Himalayan breed, which is sometimes called Chinese, Polish, or Russian.

It is because of this checking, verifying, corrective function of Logic that it is sometimes called a Regulative or Normative Science.

The ship so commissioned is sometimes called a letter of marque.

This bird is sometimes called the "Gray-lag" and is the original of the domestic goose.

Stilton cheese, or British Parmesan, as it is sometimes called, is generally preferred to all other cheeses by those whose authority few will dispute.

A cataract of an engine is sometimes called a dashpot.

Never has his gamut of tones been fuller and stronger than in the "Jupiter and Antiope," or the "Venus of the Pardo" as it is sometimes called.

The heir is sometimes called the real representative of his deceased ancestor.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sometimes called" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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