Sentence examples for may be renamed from inspiring English sources

The May stores now known as something else -- including Lord & Taylor and Marshall Field's -- may be renamed Macy's or Bloomingdale's, he said.

Areas may be renamed and remarketed.

The original, in Chelsea, may be renamed.

On the run-in to the finish Star and Garter corner near Richmond Park took its toll, inevitably, although it may be renamed Cancellara corner after the big Swiss's crash there on Saturday.

On Thursday, she maintained that she would not let that stymie her quest to bring the show, which may be renamed "The Real Wives of Wall Street," to the air.

Its two sponsored stations may be renamed as the market dictates: the Emirates deal lasts for ten years.In this section Lonesome highway Dial M for muddle Heathrow's woes The bottom line Smart on crime Stirring sterling Travels with a salesman ReprintsStill, the arrival on the map of sponsored stations fits into a pattern of growing commercialisation on the Tube.

Although some of the commissioners--all of whom are political appointees--may be renamed to their positions by their respective governments, sources in Brussels said it was "highly unlikely" that the French government would restore Cresson to her post.

The Society of Homeopaths said the therapy may now be renamed.

Despite being a lower-end device, the Golf — which may soon be renamed the Wildfire C — seems to retain some of the design DNA seen in its flashier One series brothers, with a white frame that's quite reminiscent of the top-tier One X.

The law referred to is South Carolina's Heritage Act, a piece of legislation passed in 2000 that says that streets, parks and other public areas named for historical figures may not be renamed without a two-thirds vote from the state General Assembly.

This file may then be renamed or sent where desired as appropriate.