Sentence examples for a designation that from inspiring English sources

In 1940, the Pennsylvania approach to the bridge was designated as Pennsylvania Route 709, a designation that would last six years, being decommissioned in 1946.

So her heroine Lizzie McGuire became a "tween," a demographic group and a designation that hardly existed a decade ago.

That's a designation that may take some getting used to.

Uniforms exist to declare a designation that is widely, even universally, understood.

X-certificate is hardly a designation that could be applied to Le Carré's novels.

It is not a national park, like Yellowstone, a designation that affords the greatest possible protection.

The building is in a manufacturing zone, a designation that allows construction of hotels, but not permanent residences.

The United States last branded China a currency manipulator, a designation that could lead to retaliatory tariffs, in 1994.

He was not an ace (a designation that required five or more "kills" during the war; Brown had two).

Ms. Warren was named an assistant to the president, a designation that is held by senior White House advisers.

Macomber was also listed as chief executive officer — a designation that made him technically superior to the director.