Sentence examples for renamed power from inspiring English sources

In one experiment, Dr. Brian Wansink, director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab, found that when peas were renamed "power peas," consumption doubled.

Cavaliers fans might spare a shard of sympathy for Sacramento Kings die-hards, who have been dealing with constant rumors that their team will move and now must absorb their arena being renamed Power Balance Pavilion.

But Ms. Kopple also focused on Marilee Foster, a farmer whose family has lived in the Hamptons for generations; Kenneth Brown, a retired police officer; Ms. Brinkley and her husband, Peter Cook, campaigning for safety at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station -- since renamed Millstone Power Station -- in Waterford, Conn., which they believe is a threat to Long Island.

Shortly after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami hit, it was announced that the tour was rescheduled to start in late May and the tour was renamed to Power of Music.

However, if you haven't taken the time to update your will including renaming your power of attorney, you leave yourself open to risk.

SCEE has taken Datel to court over its as yet unreleased "Lite Blue Tool," which has been renamed the Max Power Digital.

Because of his extensive support of rural electrification as a senator, the East Kentucky RECC was renamed the John Sherman Cooper Power Station in his honor.

Nine years later, in a bloodless military coup, the Marxist Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party took power and renamed the country the Somali Democratic Republic (Quinlan et al. 2003, 201).  .

With the fall of Oldenbarnevelt in 1618, the office, renamed councillor pensionary (raadpensionaris) in 1619, declined as that of the stadtholder increased in power.

Montana Power will be renamed Touch America by the end of this quarter.

That name is "Myanmar," which is what the military junta that seized power in Burma renamed the country in 1988.