Sentence examples for I renamed from inspiring English sources
I renamed the file and got on with my life.
I grew up in a place I renamed Angel Wood – Englewood, New Jersey.
"I renamed them all, even the regular, typical folds," he said.
I remember the hated steroids Yasmin took every month that transformed her personality so that I renamed her The Steroid Monster.
Buy me!" Among the most blatant are Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted skull, For the Love of God, which I renamed 'For the Love of Gold'.
Eight years later so much of Chicago had infiltrated this Boston-sized city that I had a kind of imaginary place so I renamed it Kindle County.
On Nov. 27, 1910, a 33-word report with the headline " '606' Is Renamed" said that the "blood specific" would be marketed before the end of the year under the name "Salvarsan".
When I soberly return, I find it renamed Baiwei, meaning "100 flavours" (in Sichuan cuisine "100 dishes have 100 different flavours"; seems Maoist humour doesn't quite translate to WC2).
An astute reader actually once suggested that I rename my blog, "Tales from the kitchen couch".
But my instincts – especially if I rename them "educated inferences" – say otherwise.
As a joke to myself, I rename it the Voodoo rose, after its first mute year.
