Sentence examples for designate he from inspiring English sources

"Those sections they chose are the perfect ones to designate," he said.

While general secretary designate, he was confronted by a demand from the British Steel Corporation BSCC) for 20,000 redundancies.

Its secretary, Angelino Alfano, had said that after meeting the prime minister designate, he thought: "Prof Monti's attempt to form a government can succeed".

In his first remarks as president-designate he was brimming with both confidence and toughness.

Following his election as the DUP's Assembly Group's leader-designate, he will be meeting Irish Finance Minister Brian Cowen in Belfast for a major jobs announcement.

If the firehouse is not designated, he said, the city may one day sell the site to a new owner who will replace it.

"The developer has indicated he has no intention of buying any portion of the property that's been designated," he said.

Born in 1970, he is one of the youngest commissioners-designate; he struck a chord with MEPs by describing himself as a true European, having met his wife in Paris while two of his children were born in London.

He can also designate whomever he chooses as the successor to his corporate authority.

He combined both when he designated them as "the worst defensive team ever" on "Late Show With David Letterman".

"I'm glad I am studying at a designated school," he said.