Sentence examples for designate of a from inspiring English sources

Davey, who was just the latest in a number of politicians to visit Aberdeen recently, said he was asking Andy Samuel, chief executive designate of a new Oil and Gas Authority, to lead an urgent commission working with the industry to identify risks to oil and gas production in UK waters.

The speaker was a Palestinian émigré, Mosab Hassan Yousef, who grew up as the heir-designate of a founder of the terrorist group Hamas.

Michael Mckeaveney is principal designate of Sir Charles Kao, a newly formed university technical college in Harlow.

Or designate children of a family member or guest.

Earlier this month Darkin was named as artistic director designate of Scottish Dance Theatre, a post she takes up in September.

A London collector, George Loudon, was selling a group of works designated "Property of a European Collector".

Olduvai Gorge was designated part of a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979.

Being the designated successor of a powerful boss has always been an uneasy position.

The rotating bottom of the feed chamber usually contains several cavities that accept a designated amount of a food material.

Furthermore, ABC has potential to create a completely vibration-free state in the designated area of a beam.

As if the designated role of a young Muslim man is either that of a "terrorist" or a "thug".