Sentence examples for renaming from from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the outfit is renaming from Schulze & Webb to Berg (standing loosely for British Experimental Rocket Group) - "Schulze, Webb & Jones" sounded a bit long.

On 27 January 1919 she was mentioned at Directorate Navy Ministry order at the list for renaming from 1920 – into Soborna Ukraina.

The blue and green logo coincided with the renaming of the station from Channel Three to the current name, NBN Television, and its parent company renaming from the Newcastle Broadcasting and Television Corporation to NBN Limited.

It's 1983 in suburban Harare, only recently renamed from Salisbury.

This negotiating authority, which the administration has renamed from "fast track" to "trade promotion" authority, expired in 1994.

From his uncompleted reconstruction of Pienza, the pope's native city (renamed from Corsignano), the cathedral and the Piccolomini Palace (1460 63) are two of his most-celebrated works.

My own street, less than 50 meters long, was renamed from one type of flower to another just three years ago, the fourth change since 1939.

Gray became president of the British Cycling Federation, as the NCU was renamed, from 1976 to 1986, during which time women's cycling finally gained Olympic status at the 1984 Games.

In addition, the $1 fee added to rides in the US will be renamed from "safe ride fee" to "booking fee".

Each year on 21 July, throngs of Guam residents gather along Hagatna's Marine Corps Drive (renamed from Marine Drive in 2004) for a parade to celebrate Guam's annual Liberation Day and honor the military.

GSK and Verily, renamed from Google Life Sciences in December, said their collaboration would combine GSK's drug development and understanding of disease biology with Verily's expertise in miniature electronics, data and software for clinical purposes.