Sentence examples for renamed if from inspiring English sources

Ms. Canini's husband, Pio, was killed along with 10 other people when the ferry crashed in October, and she had been one of the people calling for the ferry to at least be renamed, if not taken out of commission forever.

But folders can be generated on the fly and even renamed if the auto-name does suit your fancy.

Forget about whether the Redskins football team should be renamed; if I were an Indian I'd be picketing this concert.

The school would have to be renamed if it opened as a charter school, but the name would be changed back at some point to continue honoring the legacy of former pastor Murray, Roberts said.

I would rename if there was any truth to the rumors of Wall Street influence.

Right click on the playlist and choose "Rename" if you want a new name.

You will already have a page titled 'Blog', which you can rename if you wish, but cannot remove.

According to a copy of the proposed policy, hubs could be renamed only if station names remain "accurate" and "help orient customers as they navigate the M.T.A. network".

This year might as well be renamed 1989 if you're talking to a Taylor Swift fan.

"If we were renaming Plandome Road, if we were putting up 85 signs, I could understand it.

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