Sentence examples for been designated at from inspiring English sources

Right through the centuries, old age had been designated at about 60 or 70.

There are 36 of these local pension funds, and 23 have been designated at risk, with Central Falls the most endangered.

Has he, in other words, been designated at the official scapegoat for the campaign's viciousness?

No specific corridor had been designated at that point, and so -- he told me -- "I figured anything was fair game".

The grounds contain eleven Grade II listed buildings, and the grounds themselves have been designated at Grade II on the National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.

This represented the first time in history that a disease had been designated at this risk level.

Now, compare that global scenario with disadvantaged neighborhoods here in America, where children are designated "at risk" in elementary school.

All of you could be designated, at a stroke and for life, vulgar, coarse, and inferior.

Does every borough have an official bloom? A. An official flower is designated at the discretion of the borough president.

"So we've only had one game on TV that was designated at the start of the season, against Warwickshire.

Although she was born in Japan and raised there by a Japanese mother and a Taiwanese father, she was designated at birth as a citizen of Taiwan.