Sentence examples for revived the name of from inspiring English sources

It took control of a privately owned company established in 1937, which in turn had revived the name of a company called Iberia, Compañía Aérea de Transportes, founded June 28 , 1927 it eventually adopted its current name, Iberia, Líneas Aéreas de España.

Kicked out of a band that he founded, the Allman Brothers, the guitarist Dickey Betts wasted no time in going back on tour with his own group; now he has revived the name of the 1970's band he formed after an earlier rift with the Allman Brothers, Great Southern.

Kicked out of a band that he founded, the Allman Brothers, the guitarist Dickey Betts wasted no time in going back on tour with his own group; now he has revived the name of his 1970's band from his first rift with the Allman Brothers, Great Southern.

PARIS — The beat of Lady Gaga's music bounced off the walls of an empty garage to celebrate a collaboration of the Internet age designed to revive the name of Thierry Mugler, a 1980s master of sculpted glamour.

An intriguing story in today's FT: an Indian businessman is going to revive the name of the East India Company (purveyors of opium, diamonds and the British Empire in the east) as a luxury-food shop in London.

The creation of the label revives the name of CBS Records, which was one of the music industry's dominant forces before it was sold to Sony in 1988.

In the spring, Levi's will introduce a fresh line of jeans products in Europe under the Lady Levi's brand, reviving the name of a collection offered in the United States in the 1960's.

He declined to disclose terms of the Disco Productions deal, but said that he expected his new company — which is called SFX Entertainment, reviving the name of his earlier concert business — to spend $1 billion on acquisitions within a year, and that he wanted to take it public this summer.

Trinity said it revived the name as a way of creating a sense of community for a neighborhood making the transition from industrial to office use.

The following decade he revived the name Protoctista, using it in favour of Protista.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Russian Federation in 1993 replaced its old Soviet-era constitution with a new document that revived the name "State Duma" for the lower house of the newly created Federal Assembly, or Russian national parliament.