Sentence examples for thereafter renamed from inspiring English sources

After graduating in December 1865, Tchaikovsky moved to Moscow to teach music theory at the Russian Musical Society, soon thereafter renamed the Moscow Conservatory.

After his release following Robespierre's fall in July 1794, he founded a new journal, Le Journal de la liberté de la presse (shortly thereafter renamed Le Tribun du peuple), in which he at first defended the Thermidorians and attacked the Jacobins.

What has been excavated or otherwise studied in the north, however, is strikingly small in scale, such as the urban monastery of San Salvatore (shortly thereafter renamed Santa Giulia) at Brescia, set up by King Desiderius about 760; the late 8th-century chapel at Cividale del Friuli; and the tiny frescoed church of Santa Maria at Castelseprio, which may date from the early 9th century.

Shortly thereafter, Social Media Unicorn was renamed Ayako (dba Altitude Products) and Whitley moved from branding to launching Weekend Box, a monthly variety of cannabis products, which she brought to market in 2017.

Shortly thereafter he was renamed "Fabio," and the tribe refused to allow anyone to answer to the name Jud.

By 1789 it had been grouped into a family (Narcissi) but shortly thereafter this was renamed Amaryllideae, from which comes the modern placement within Amaryllidaceae, although for a while it was considered part of Liliaceae.

Shortly thereafter this party was renamed Popular Action (Acción Popular).

Laid out in 1825 and named Volney, it was renamed shortly thereafter for Robert Fulton, steamboat engineer and inventor.

During the Battle of Puebla (May 5, 1862), invading French troops were repulsed there by a much smaller Mexican force under the command of Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza; thereafter the city was renamed Puebla de Zaragoza, and May 5 (Cinco de Mayo) became a Mexican national holiday.

It was divided into eight shires of Virginia, which were renamed as counties shortly thereafter.

Heisenberg was released by the British authorities in January 1946, and soon thereafter he resumed his directorship of the reconstituted Kaiser Wilhelm, which was soon renamed the Max Planck Institute for Physics, now in Göttingen.