Sentence examples for renamed status from inspiring English sources

When AT&T announced plans to carry the device (now renamed Status), we predicted it wouldn't succeed due to a lack of interest… and here we are, just over a month post-launch, hearing that the death knell is being prepped for a ringing.

Founded in 1839 as Sant' Ana do Uruguai, Uruguaiana was made a town and renamed in 1846; city status was accorded in 1874.

Founded in 1780 as São Francisco de Paula, Pelotas was raised to town status and renamed in 1830; it became a city in 1835.

Additionally the item previously termed mental status was renamed attitude.

Septimius Severus, Roman Emperor from 193 to 211, granted the city municipal status, renaming it Eleutheropolis meaning "City of the Free" and exempting its citizens from taxes.

Held in Champaign-Urbana, Ill., the championships began the inevitable march toward full Olympic status in 1992, renamed short track when indoor ovals for long track began to appear.

This changed in 1991 when it was renamed Yekaterinburg and its closed status was revoked.

Recent positive developments include the Atlantic Baptist University(later renamed Crandall University) achieving full university status and relocating to a new campus in 1996, the Greater Moncton Airport opening a new terminal building and becoming a designated international airport in 2002, and the opening of the new Gunningsville Bridge to Riverview in 2005.

Made a village in 1766, it was elevated to city status in 1864 and renamed Campina Grande ("Great Plain").

The School of Technology was given college status in 1985 and renamed the College of Technology.

It received full university college status in 2006 and was renamed Bishop Grosseteste University in 2012.