Sentence examples for modified his name from inspiring English sources

And modified his name, Mehran, to Mehraboon (kind).

He built a small radio station on which he played his own songs and had modified his name when, still in his teens, he had his first minor hit in 1958 with The Purple People Eater Meets the Witch Doctor, co-written with the Big Bopper (JP Richardson) to capitalise on current novelty hits.

"To become president of Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai changed his wardrobe and modified his name," a Guardian profile said of the man once in the running to succeed Kofi Annan as UN secretary-general.

Mr. Gebel-Williams, who eventually modified his last name because the circus was so good to him, often said that as far as he could tell, she virtually gave him away.

By then he was living in Paris and had modified his maternal grandfather's name, Lecorbézier, into a noun.

Ainslie has modified his entry to the name of Ben Ainslie Racing Team or BART, in memory of his fellow Olympian, Andrew Bart Simpsonon, who died in an America's Cup training accident with Sweden's Artemis Racing on San Francisco Bay in May.

After a small quantity was struck for circulation, the Mint received complaints regarding the prominent placement of Gobrecht's name on the dollar, and the design was modified to incorporate his name in a less conspicuous position.

And they frame SW in the context of tennis as a whole, modifying her name with hackneyed sporting adjectives like "legendary" or "all-time-great" or "incomparable", "insurmountable," "larger-than-life".

Curiously enough, despite the large number of paintings and etchings signed with this modified first name, most of their documents that mentioned him during his lifetime retained the original "Rembrant" spelling.

Eventually, the nonprofit settled upon birth defects as its new crusade, launched re-branding campaigns and even modified its name several times.

A Brewers fan says she was asked to leave Miller Park on Wednesday night after she modified the name "Braun" on the back of her Brewers shirt to "Fraud".