Sentence examples for had redesignated from inspiring English sources

The Daily Telegraph said Ms. Ussher had redesignated a second home as a primary residence shortly before selling it.

For example, some Christian yoga practitioners have redesignated "Salute to the Sun", a popular yoga posture that some religious critics claim is too "paganistic", as "Salute to the Son".

Our survey found that South West Trains, which runs commuter routes out of London Waterloo, has redesignated 114 trains, including all services between 1600 and 1900.

Virgin has redesignated 75 trains a week as peak, as a result of extending peak hours by 35 minutes in the morning, and 28 minutes in the afternoon.

The great-grandfather had been redesignated a Hutu, Theresa explained, because he became poor.

But we have discovered that one resident had illicitly redesignated part of their accommodation (there may have been collusion here from the left-leaning local authority) as a "stable" and then had let this to the couple, resulting in the child being born in a "manger" there and hidden in "swaddling" clothes.

The ship was recommissioned in 1949 to support the light carrier of the Far East Fleet, as the Eastern Fleet had been redesignated after the end of World War II.

Since 1990 a number of teachers' colleges have been redesignated as universities.

What an irony that last week the Office for National Statistics decreed they are now so firmly under the thumb of government setting their rules and rents that they have been redesignated as public bodies.

Virgin told the BBC that 3.4% of their services have been redesignated.

The former South Street alignment has been redesignated as CR 83.