Sentence examples for renamed over from inspiring English sources

Its stores will gradually be renamed over the next eight months.

When the show was rewritten for Broadway and renamed "Over Here!," the producers decided that the Andrews Sisters were the only logical choice for the leads.

Nautical charts in the musty stacks of libraries ("maps were — and still are for me — catechism") or the histories of place names, erased and renamed over the centuries, often start his adventures.

The town was renamed over the centuries.

A decreased level of cultural repression has taken place in the Turkish Republic, however non-mainstream Turkic origin place names have invariably been officially renamed over the course of time.

There is nothing Congress cares more about than post offices, 38 of which the House has passed bills to rename over the past 18 months.

The first Allied action of D-Day was Operation Deadstick, a glider assault at 00 16 at Pegasus Bridge over the Caen Canal and the bridge (since renamed Horsa Bridge) over the Orne, half a mile (800 metres) to the east.

Like many groups, it has splintered and renamed itself over the years, and because of their overlapping nature, other groups could have been involved in supporting Bin Laden, too, officials and analysts said.

Also in Iraq on Sunday, Mr. Dabbagh said Iraq would help bring civil lawsuits against employees of the private security firm Blackwater Worldwide, now renamed Xe Services, over a shooting in western Baghdad in September 2007 that left 17 Iraqis dead and about 20 wounded.

After one series, the show returned to the BBC in 1951 52, although renamed as Over to You.

The property was renamed NBC News and taken over by NBCU.