Sentence examples for until it was renamed from inspiring English sources

A collection of summaries of literary works published in 1991 as "Compact Classics" fared poorly in the marketplace until it was renamed "The Great American Bathroom Book," whereupon its first volume sold a million copies.

The city was called Provo Bench until it was renamed for railroad owner Walter Orem.

It is now the Bankers Life Fieldhouse; it had been the Conseco Fieldhouse until it was renamed in late December.

The site was not settled until 1869 and was known as Palmerston until it was renamed for the harbour in 1911.

Yet a fifth of the export earnings of Myanmar, which was called Burma until it was renamed by the junta, comes from exports to the United States.

Frost Mill Manor, known as Frost Mill Lodge until it was renamed for the Designers' Showcase, was built in 1926 for Irving Brokaw, a successful lawyer who gave up law to devote himself to figure skating and the arts.

The American avant-garde band The Blood Brothers released a song entitled "Giant swan", in which a giant swan is used as a metaphor for society and war, until it is renamed in the lyric, "It's gonna sting like a raw sunrise when the Black Swan's gone".

It was called Place de l'Étoile from 1753 until 1970, when it was renamed Place Charles de Gaulle.

The older settlement continued to be called Wallis Plains until 1835, when it was renamed West Maitland.

Part of Woodbridge and Piscataway townships before 1870, it was known as Raritan township until 1954, when it was renamed for Edison.

Until 1988, when it was renamed Historische Sprachwissenschaft ("Historical Linguistics"), the journal was usually referred to as "Kahn's Zeitschrift," or "Kahn's journal".