Sentence examples for switched names from inspiring English sources

Months later, the town switched names, in a unanimous town council vote that was supported by the new mayor, Mr. Merritt.

While the clear and windy conditions presented difficulties for several in the field, Garcia had no such problems in just his second visit to the former Redstone Golf Club — which switched names to the Golf Club of Houston after an ownership change.

Also, mining claims often switched names or different mining claims would share the same name (e.g., "Buckeye").

Here and there the numbers don't add up, or institutions switch names without explanation.

"Apparently, Mitt Romney can switch names just as casually as he switches positions," said Bill Burton, a spokesman for Mr. Obama.

Since then we've become so popular she's had to switch names and start writing nerdy books for us.

The Warriors, meanwhile, came back from halftime looking lackadaisical although effort is always hard to gauge in a team whose style is all ease; really, these two teams should switch names—and nearly lost the lead, causing their otherwise nice-seeming coach, Steve Kerr, to punch, and break, a clipboard.

Route 626 leaves West Cape May and switches names to Seashore Road through rural Cape May.

The highway continues northward, switch names to South Railroad Avenue and into the community of Rio Grande.

But I believe this should be the case for men as well, and that neither gender should feel obligated to switch names.

Even simple stuff like switching names with your best friend will seriously tick off your teachers!