Sentence examples for renamed you from inspiring English sources

He was also an early co-founder and investor in The Point, a firm that would eventually be renamed, you guessed it, Groupon.

While she revisits her biggest hit, "Streets of Heaven," other stirring cuts already have been recorded by artists such as Kristen Chenoweth (whose live version of "I Didn't" on the American Country Awards last week should be renamed "You Shouldn't"), Danielle Peck ("Bad for Me") and Emily West ("That Kind of Happy").

Note to grandparents: if your grandchild wants to rename you (Ms. Danner told Babycenter.com that it was young Apple who came up with Lalo), "you have to be kind of relaxed about it," Ms. Wellford said.

If you've ever had a large amount of files that you'd like to rename, you'll know that it can be tedious clicking on each separate file and typing in the new names individually.

MR: Who's decision was it to rename you "Iain Matthews," adding that second "i"?

"You either change the date or you rename it, you repackage it like you were at an ad agency.

You will already have a page titled 'Blog', which you can rename if you wish, but cannot remove.

The company was renamed Ally Financial — you have probably seen its catchy commercials on television.

(They can cluck musically, as they do in the new film, offering a wink-wink rendition of a recent pop hit that might be renamed "Cluck You").

Right click on the playlist and choose "Rename" if you want a new name.

If you renamed the songs on the CD, it should be easy to find the song you're looking for.