Sentence examples for renames from inspiring English sources

"A pissometer?" The Prince sees the renames the piezometer water gauge demonstrated by Australian farmer Steve Filelti in 2000.

He renames the classics — "Now you can read the greatest literary works of all time in mere seconds".

The infant safely born, Sorrow, long addled in the head by her shipboard traumas and her illusion of an advisory companion called Twin, regains focus and, to cap this saga of freighted names, renames herself: She had looked into her daughter's eyes; saw in them the gray glisten of a winter sea while a ship sailed by-the-lee.

Smoothly and painlessly transferred to this excellent vehicle, Adam renames himself Leo Raphael Adams and doesn't quite know what to do with himself.

The first song is a cover, after a fashion, of Willie Dixon's "My Babe Allisonon renames it "My Brain" and sets aside carnal concerns for cognitive ones ("My brain it's losing power / Twelve hundred neurons every hour").

He later renames it 'Pepsi-Cola'.

Utah renames itself the Republic of Deseret and secedes from the Union, forcing Romney to make a tragic choice between his religion and his country?

This debut feature from Agnès Troublé (the fashion designer and arts patron better known by her nom de couture, agnès b). is notable for its vibrant sense of color and its acute sensitivity to the inner lives of its characters, particularly Céline, who renames herself Hmmm in an attempt to shed the skin of a painful identity.

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A package of constitutional amendments, already passed by the National Assembly, renames the province Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa, a move long championed by the majority ethnic Pashtun population.

Hollywood renames movies for distribution overseas all the time, usually for translation purposes.