Sentence examples for has just renamed from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's IPTV software is being used by SBC (which has just renamed itself AT&T), BellSouth, Bell Canada, BT and Telecom Italia, among others.

The theatre behind A Live Trail, the Nightingale, has just renamed all its spaces to reflect the building's former function as a hotel.

The firm, less than a year old, is a joint effort between Redpoint Ventures of Menlo Park, Calif., and BV Capital of San Francisco, which has just renamed itself e.Ventures.Ventures

That said, mobile live streaming's launch to all YouTube users appears imminent: the company has just renamed its mobile app on iOS from "YouTube – Watch, Upload and Share Videos" to "YouTube – Watch Videos, Music, and Live Clips".

The self-described reputation management site, which allows professionals to anonymously submit reviews on their peers, has just renamed its site to "Honestly.com" and raised $1.2 million from several high-profile firms including First Round Capital, Ron Conway's SV Angel, Charles River Ventures.

"I said two other towns had just renamed streets.

Trott and Victoria Beckham were born in Harlow, Essex, but the cyclist calls herself "pure Hertfordshire" for she grew up in the small town of Cheshunt where they have just renamed the local leisure centre after her.

You can use any of these two commands they are both exactly the same, REN and RENAME so make a directory called idon'tlikemyname then type 'REN idon'tlikemyname mynameisgood.' You have just renamed the directory.

It has just been renamed Tiger Football Camps Inc. and Miles has replaced Saban as president.

Serie D had just been renamed Il Campionato Interregionale, a title instantly recognisable to those who have used Italy's railroads.

He was, they reported, now 65 and running a pub in Birmingham which had been called The Temperance, but had just been renamed Cafe Dorando.