Sentence examples for by changing the name from inspiring English sources

Conference registration is associated with a particular website userid, so it is not possible to register multiple people by changing the name on the account.

And then he goes and spoils it all by changing the name of our beloved 131-year-old stadium, originally named after the nearby St James streett.

By changing the name, ABC News executives said last week, they could signal that the program was now fresh and new.

"By changing the name we hope to amend misconceptions and strengthen our position as a major regional and national cultural resource," he said.

The obvious solution is to conduct an experiment by changing the name of a handful of QwikMart stores (say, 10) to see what happens.

A scathing handwritten note from Mr. Bloomberg to staffers on Comptroller John C. Liu's proposal to save 88 cents a year in ink costs by changing the name of his office to the one-letter-shorter "controller".

"The hypocrisy is revealed just by changing the names," he said.

But she has had to take precautions, for example by changing the names of Trenton streets, to protect the innocent from having their lawns trampled.

Using this philosophy British Filmmaker Winterbottam has made a film about the murder of 21-year-old British student Meredith Kercher in 2007, by changing the names of the protagonists and moving the setting from Perugia to Sienna.

By changing the names and a few plot points, James created a new piece of work, avoiding lawsuits and, in the process, surpassing "Harry Potter" and "The DaVinci Code" as the fastest-selling book of all time.

Legend has done right well by the dispositions of such assorted rowdies as Billy the Kid, the Clayton Brothers, Calamity Jane and others; and RKO has attempted, by changing the names slightly and lumping them all together in a formularized "horse opera" plot, to do almost as well.