Sentence examples for and so designated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seinfeld said he also "wanted to thank New York" and so designated all the proceeds from the 10 shows at the Broadhurst to two programs that benefit arts programs in city schools, Pencil and Arts Connection.

Material atoms have specific sensible qualities and so are called 'bhūta'; both matter and mind are capable of movement and so designated 'mūrta'mūrta

(1) and, as so designated, substituted reference to subsec.

An indictment was returned against the plaintiff in error, defendant below, and herein so designated, in the district court of the United States for the western district of Missouri, containing nine counts.

By Marjorie Quinn and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 14 , 1951P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The basement of the branch of the Public Library on E. 58th Street has been designated as a shelter, and is so designated in large lettering painted one one wall of the stairway leading down to it, directly over a sign reading "No Admittance".

Comment on women being treated condescendingly by the press Cites an example, taken from the A.P. "Mrs. Mary G. Roebling chairman of the board of… Incidental Intelligence: The basement of the branch of the Public Library on E. 58th Street has been designated as a shelter, and is so designated….

Incidental Intelligence: The basement of the branch of the Public Library on E. 58th Street has been designated as a shelter, and is so designated in large lettering painted one one wall of the stairway leading down to it, directly over a sign reading "No Admittance".

Cliffs of red sandstone and white chalk, some 400 feet (120 metres) high along most of the seacoast, and the hilly wooded area immediately inland (especially to the east) constitute an area of outstanding beauty and are so designated by the government.

(a) to (f), and as so designated, expanded prohibitions relating to fraudulent use of credit cards, decreased amount required for fraudulent use from a retail value aggregating $5,000, or more, to enumerated amounts for particular activities, and increased the punishment from a sentence of not more than five years to a sentence of not more than ten years.

(ii) as so designated, substituted designations (I) and (II) for designations (A) and (B).

In accordance with the criteria established under subsection (b) and the considerations listed in subsection (c), the Secretary shall designate health professional shortage areas in the States, publish a descriptive list of the areas, population groups, medical facilities, and other public facilities so designated, and at least annually review and, as necessary, revise such designations.