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"People will either have to rechristen themselves or they'll make a lot less money."

The changes go far beyond rechristening and a new logo.

They'll rechristen it just before the start of the return trip."

It now, significantly, has been rechristened with its royal title.

As something else had already been given that name, the genus was rechristened a year later.

The company took a different approach, deciding that the show must go on but rechristening it as a benefit.

After she rechristened herself midlife as born again and Republican for them.

In the early 1980's, the building was remodeled and rechristened the Saint.

A new member must be rechristened if there is already a union member working under the name.

The town and train station have both been rechristened as Iksan.

He had the pond cleaned from garbage and rechristened to its present name.

But they do want something new periodically, so he has rechristened the season "prespring."

Under democracy, it has itself been rechristened the Day of Reconciliation.

Today, the towers, which have been rechristened Cross Point, are once again a hot property.

The area isn't completely gentrified, and, despite being rechristened "12South," likely won't be any time soon.

Dozens of firms, known as corporate identity specialists, now spend their time rechristening other companies.

Broadway may want to keep that advice in mind for the inevitable day when more theaters are rechristened.

Quickly, Agent 08 - as Hemingway rechristened himself - got to work.

Pubs and shops are rechristening themselves with Irish names.

Of course she has an Indian name already; Indians always rechristen a stranger early.

Originally christened Reginald, but rechristened at the age of two months.

It was refitted and rechristened the Windoc in the spring of 1927.

It was rechristened the Palladium in 1976, and continued to serve as a concert hall into the following decade.

He has been rechristened as Kevin Sumunt in this movie.

She was rechristened the Argo but was allowed to decay.