Sentence examples for renamed me from inspiring English sources

"When I was born, I was named Sita but then my father realized I was a boy and renamed me Hamidou".

My mother, too awkward to explain she had merely dressed her daughter in blue, renamed me David for an afternoon as a baby.

Two psychiatrists in the 1970s even tried to rename ME as Encephalomyletis Nervosa.

Every year, auctioning off the privilege of renaming me provides our institution with a welcome revenue stream.

She then asked if I wanted my grandfather to rename me something more feminine.

Later in the night, Kendrick and London defeated the Young Bucks, now renamed Generation Me, in a non-title match.

Lehman's story had originally appeared in a 1950 issue of Cosmopolitan, renamed "Tell Me About It Tomorrow!" because the editor of the magazine did not want the word "smell" in the publication.

Nancy Clinton, an owner of Matss Kids Gym, with Long Island locations in Bellmore and Syosset, said that a growing population of grandmothers at its gyms had prompted the Mommy and Me classes to be renamed Anyone and Me, with the "anyones" mostly grandmothers.

Responses to the statement 'Overall, the site is not very useful to me' (renamed 'overall usefulness' or PU2) are different from these two (factor 2) and will be use separately in the final model.

He appeared in a play in Vancouver; when he was invited to direct a play, he did so, for lack of anything else to do, and then was asked to direct another play, one by Neil Simon called "Nobody Loves Me," soon renamed "Barefoot in the Park," starring a young Robert Redford.

So when Georgia Gibbs did her version, she renamed it 'Dance With Me, Henry' and it went to No. 1 on the pop charts," the singer recalled.