Sentence examples for as he renamed from inspiring English sources

Sally Mugabe mirrored the qualities of her husband, Robert, when he struggled to power in Rhodesia, or Zimbabwe, as he renamed it.

A coup in 1965 by Mobutu Sese Seko, the army chief of Congo or Zaire, as he renamed it pushed Wendo further from the music scene.

The "identity" issue was sidelined and Phoenix Dance Theatre (as he renamed it) became a repertory company with a top-notch roster of international dancers.

Now Toto-raku, as he renamed it, serves a kaiseki or multiple course meal of beef, a third of it raw, the rest cooked yakiniku style, a Korean way of grilling meat at the table that is popular in Japan.

Anderson's self-sufficient and misanthropic Daniel Plainview (as he renames Dad Ross) has no truck with Sinclairean theories of cause and effect.

One day, the prince, or Eddie, as he renames himself, happens to watch a "Girls Gone Wild!" program set in Wisconsin and becomes so steamed up he decides to attend college there.

He also directed a three-day master class for young conductors -- conductor days, as he modestly renamed it -- with an emphasis, again, on Brahms.

Johnson, who is assessing when to return to Westminster to ensure he is in a strong place to challenge for the Conservative leadership when the prime minister stands down, also reached out to the Tory right by: Calling for a form of grammar school to be revived as he spoke of the need for academic selection, which he renamed as "academic competition".

In 2008, Mr. Sternberg watched as his team, which he renamed the Rays, won their first American League Championship and went on to the World Series.

As the script developed he renamed it.

The species was first described in 1829 by Arend Wiegmann as Trachyderma horridum, however, he renamed it Heloderma horridum six months later.