Sentence examples for later christened from inspiring English sources

Another sign, added later, christened the ice dome "Al Gore's new home".

July 23 , 1972ERTS Earth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS), later christened Landsat 1, was launched into a near-polar orbit.

"They couldn't believe that the robot was an Indian creation," recalls Mr Azad who later christened the contraption DuctBot.

Hess rightly concluded that the Earth could not be the source of this radiation, which was later christened cosmic rays.

Soon after, a longtime friend, later christened by the indictment as John Doe No. 4, asked Mr. Stevens to meet him in his office in Providence.

The Boulder Dam, later christened the Hoover Dam by an act of Congress, was perhaps the greatest civil engineering feat of its era.

Atkinson has the gift of being able to describe a stereotype (in this case, the 70's-era angry feminist scholar -- the sort that Camille Paglia would later christen "hangdog dowdies") in terms that make you laugh in recognition even as they do more than simply recycle cliches.

Still, the image, which the New York Times would later christen, "The loneliest job in the world," would take on greater significance as Kennedy navigated through the Cuban Missile Crisis and other global challenges.

They ordered the submarine in December 2011, and when it arrived months later, she christened it Otis, after Otis Barton, a co-inventor of the Bathysphere, a deep-sea submersible.

He was among 18 included in Gallup's List of Widely Admired People of the 20th century, from a poll conducted in the U.S. in 1999; two years later, was christened by Nancy Reagan and the United States Navy.

Municipal Stadium, later re-christened John F Kennedy Stadium, then finally torn down to make way for a sports complex, was viewed as a white elephant from the moment it was built in 1925.