Sentence examples for renamed for its from inspiring English sources

In the war of the Roman emperor Maxentius against Alexander, the Numidian usurper, the city was razed, and on its restoration in 313 ce, it was renamed for its patron, Constantine I the Great.

When the burn center was renamed for its former director, Dr. Jerome L. Finkelstein, a month ago, Lieutenant Ryan attended the ceremony.

The show, which was originally as a Jazz at Lincoln Center production at City Center, under the name "Cotton Club Parade," was renamed for its move to Broadway, and is otherwise unchanged.

Roha, capital of the Zague dynasty for about 300 years, was renamed for its most distinguished monarch, Lalībela (late 12th early 13th century), who according to tradition built the 11 monolithic churches for which the place is famous.

But the old model could not pay for itself: the company began running sizable deficits in 2003, and went dark for the 2008-9 season while its longtime home, the New York State Theater, was given a major renovation and renamed for its benefactor, David H. Koch.

The island itself was also renamed for it.

(In an act of filial generosity, he ordered April to be renamed for his mother).

Cynthia Hurd, 54, was a manager at the St Andrews regional library in Charleston, which will renamed for one if its hardest working librarians.

Established in 1853 as Quincy, it was renamed for the son of one of its founders in 1869 because of the existence of another Quincy in Owen county.

It was renamed for Luke McRedmond, a local farmer and its first postmaster.

Sunset Park was once considered part of Bay Ridge, but in 1969 it was given federal money for revitalization and renamed for the 25-acre park at its center.