Sentence examples for that renamed from inspiring English sources

It was also the union that renamed Eris, rejecting Xena, Lila and Persephone.

Indeed, I was greeted by stickers on the subway that renamed Denmark's capital "Hopenhagen".

The new calendar that renamed 1792 as Year One had, after all, been created to start society all over again.

The men belonged to Jaish-e-Muhammad, an Islamic militant group that renamed itself Khudam-e-Islam after being outlawed by General Musharraf in 2002, they said.

Governments can attempt to monitor IS affiliates such as the Algerian group that beheaded a French tourist in September; and Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, the Egyptian group that renamed itself "Sinai Province" of IS's self-declared caliphate.

Senator Barbara Boxer of California, the Senate sponsor of the bill that renamed the building, said, "This is a very strong building, and Bill Clinton was a very strong president".

Officials from the Titans and Nissan announced Thursday a 20-year partnership that renames Nashville's downtown stadium.

I don't have much faith that renaming the "goal" a "target" and increasing it to 2 percent will be like waving a magic wand.

The new initiative would expand on that, renaming the state Bureau of Medical Marijuana Regulation as the Bureau of Marijuana Control.

For example, write programs that rename files in mass, compares text files visually, copies the names of files in a directory to memory/text file, and things like that.

Infiniti did not hire one of the many brand consulting firms that rename products.