Sentence examples for renamed one from inspiring English sources

The building, which will house the Museum for African Art, was recently renamed One Museum Mile.

He renamed one, the century-old Regent, the Slave Theater, "so that no one would ever forget our struggles," he said in an interview last year.

While Douglas Elliman talked about "town house grandeur," Stribling is emphasizing the loftlike spaces with double-height ceilings and renamed one unit "the Lofthouse".

Ted Mann, a theater entrepreneur and movie producer who acquired and renamed one of Hollywood's most famous landmarks, died of a stroke last Monday.

Never a broadcaster to undersell itself, Sky has renamed one of its channels Sky Sports Ashes HD and, in the buildup to the main event, has been running a selection of England and Australia's Best Ashes Days.

The professional body of leading UK critics, of which French was a longtime member, renamed one of their 16 competitive award categories the Philip French award for breakthrough British/Irish film-maker.

As native Philadelphians, former employees and admiring friends of the University of Pennsylvania, we are perplexed by Penn's decision to rename one of the oldest buildings on campus, beautiful Logan Hall, for the late Claudia Cohen, an alumna.

10.41am: Rome is to rename one of it streets after Neda, according to Roma Today.

CBS also announced that it would move and rename one of its news magazines, "48 Hours".

To Quebec nationalists, the proposal seemed suspicious from the start: to rename one of the 15 highway bridges leading into this city after an Italian.

The pupils had written to Banksy before Easter, telling him that they had voted to rename one of their four school houses in his honour.