Sentence examples for undergoing a name from inspiring English sources

MNM was called up to WWE's SmackDown! roster in April 2005, with Matthews undergoing a name change to "Joey Mercury".

Also, "Live with Dan Abrams" is officially undergoing a name change to "Verdict with Dan Abrams," which will also launch on March 17th.

The team was called up to WWE's SmackDown! roster in January 2007, with the team undergoing a name change to "Deuce 'n Domino".

Meatballs are not the first product to undergo a name change.

And last week Canada's National History Society, the nonprofit group that now publishes The Beaver, decided that the Internet required the magazine to undergo a name change.

New Day, which could still undergo a name change before it launches nationally on 29 February, is expected to target a mid-market audience occupied by the Mail and Express.

Natural Harmony-Coa As the Hanzomon subway line passes through Shibuya it undergoes a name change, becoming the Denen Toshi line, which speeds Tokyo's straphangers south and west of the city.

Ms. Kostychenko said the orchestra was founded seven years ago, although the orchestra's biography on the Columbia Artists site says it was founded "in the years following World War II," adding that it has undergone a name change.

But now it's set to undergo a name change as part of a strategic overhaul.

The Future Is a Hellish Nightmare of Suffering anDanielstation.

If that really was his best argument for the union – to stop UKIP having to undergo a name change – I reckoned he probably had his work cut out to convince Scotland.