Sentence examples for by designating one from inspiring English sources

He said the key to building a successful bullpen was to begin by designating one pitcher as the closer and then having several others who could function in a variety of roles.

In fact, Beacon has followed the lead of other towns in the Hudson Valley by designating one Saturday a month — in its case, the second — as a day when galleries stay open late amid live entertainment.

Companies that create silos of innovation by designating one group as the "big thinkers" while making others handle day-to-day concerns risk losing their innovative edge if any of the big thinkers leave the company or ultimately must be laid off.

To address this issue, the LCT decided to adapt the change by designating one contact person at each treatment provider to call when making referrals in an effort to decrease the amount of time needed to complete each referral (adapt decision during the Act stage).

Now, a new study reports that the brainless creatures are nonetheless able to move in a coordinated way, by designating one limb as the "front-facing" limb, and using two others to propel forward.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will vote today on a proposal by Supervisor Bevan Dufty to designate one block of 16th Street as Jose Sarria Place.

It will be carried outside the space station  Saturday by Russians Oleg Kotov and Sergei Ryazansky on their open-space technical mission that Russia Today television predicts will be "overshadowed by a designated one-hour photo shoot for the Olympic symbol".

That charity, later designated a terrorist organization by the Treasury Department, in turn made contributions to Hamas, which had already been designated one.

(Signage designates one spot where the entire span of human history is represented by a single hair).

Each cell line was designated one plate.

"They want the school to enable that by designating more than one student valedictorian -- or eliminating class rank so no one's at the bottom".