Sentence examples for renamed concrete from inspiring English sources
Downstream, authentic salt marshes are being restored along a blighted factory site now poetically renamed Concrete Plant Park.
The "Concrete Stand" was renamed the "Learie Constantine Stand" in recognition of that former West Indies cricketer.
See articleGrauman's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, which is perhaps the world's most famous cinema, holding red-carpet events and displaying the concrete handprints of film stars on its forecourt, was renamed the TCL Chinese Theatre.
The 17 acre site, renamed Eastlands, was cleared and its two deep shafts capped with reinforced concrete in a scheme costing £8 million before redevelopment.
The steel frame buildings, made of concrete faced with split-face marble tile, were named after Howard Ahmanson, Bart Lytton (renamed the Armand Hammer Building in 1968) and Leo S. Bing, the late husband of benefactor Anna Bing Arnold.
Few who spot the cabin from the coastal path (renamed Promenade Le Corbusier) would dream that this "shed" was designed by the man known for brutalist concrete.
Concrete covers the garden; the fruit trees are gone.The suburb of Jebaliyyeh has been renamed Givat Aliyah hill of aliyah, meaning immigration to Israel.
For instance, the Researcher Promotion funding program is being renamed Stimulus for Research because "the central goal of research isn't its author [or] the person, but the concrete outcome," Menéndez said.
Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh City.
