Sentence examples for be given new names from inspiring English sources

Rather than seeming ashamed or upset by what she had done, however, she claimed that the babies would be given new names anyway, that the anonymity "question" would be debated for "forever", and apologised, in the classic formulation, "for any offence caused", as if offence were the issue, and none was proven anyway.

A father and son arrive, are given new names, are well looked after.

Those who have since been released have been given new names.

Both were given new names and a worldwide anonymity order was granted to protect their identity.

Among the changes, the children were given new names and several were of other ethnicities and adopted.

Finn is akin to Kunta Kinte, the name of Haley's Gambian ancestor who was sold into American slavery before such slaves were given new names.

Upon entry, the hospital would attach the token to the child's admission record and, as the foundling babies were given new names, these would help ensure correct identification should a parent ever return to claim their child.

The West minors were given new names and sent to foster families where it was hoped they could 'begin again' (as if we can, any of us, begin our lives afresh).

The characters have been given new names and the stories are ­written in the third person, but "they're ­completely truthful, they're all ­autobiographical and not invented, except perhaps for the little story called The Birthday Party, I mean I've just ­embroidered it a little bit," she explains.

A ceremony has taken place in Rwanda, where 24 baby mountain gorillas have been given new names.

Rwanda ceremony for mountain gorillas Jump to media player A ceremony has taken place in Rwanda, where 24 baby mountain gorillas have been given new names.